How many colors are in one photo at once. But my theme was to photograph the fall of autumn leaves. But how could I resist seeing before my eyes a hanging golden branch of Manchurian walnut? It was this branch that I photographed up close. Already at home I saw how many autumn colors this photograph contained. Just behind the nut is an amazing tree. It looks like purple-blue foliage. I was in such a hurry that now I cannot confirm for sure. Most likely, crimson foliage on the tree. The shooting time was about an hour before sunset. Perhaps this color was given to the tree by the saturated rays of the sun, filling the city with light before leaving for rest. We'll have to go to that place again to see this tree again.
And the leaves rustle pleasantly underfoot. Autumn coloration depends on color pigments. Depending on what the weather is. Green chlorophyll is gradually removed from plants. It is being replaced by other pigments. If the weather is more dry in autumn, then the colors are brighter.
Interesting maple. The leaves have not yet parted completely with the greens. But the crimson and orange colors stubbornly break through.
And here only golden foliage reigns. On the right are trees that have already dropped their foliage. These are chestnuts. This year they were the first to lose their paint and quickly fell foliage. On the other hand, trees in gold were lined up in a row, as if for show in front of the chestnuts. Admire us, admire our beauty.
Once again, I admire the rich color contrast of autumn. Bright green grass and bright yellow leaves on its background. The most beautiful color combination.
There is still a lot of green foliage in the trees in the foreground. But the wind obsequiously scatters autumnal gold on the grass. See, admire. Very soon there will be no such beauty.
It's good that we don't have rain right now. The weather is dry. Every day I admire the bright autumn colors. They will be gone soon. We must not waste time.
And now I’ll go home soon. One has only to turn off this walking street into a side street and walk a few minutes. Thank you for walking with me on this beautiful October day.
