Fall Colors

[JimMartin35]

I will go ahead and start this thread. I am sure some of you have pictures of the colors of Fall in your neck of the woods. Here is one that I feel is the best overall picture I have ever taken...

Findlay, Ohio. October 25, 2015.

 

[Mike Marz]

 

[Bob Schafer]

Here are a couple of pics of the Colorado Rockies with the aspens in their fall glory:

 

[JimMartin35]

Findlay, OH. Riverside Park. 11/3/2015.

 

[JimMartin35]

Fallen Leaves and Bright Color. Findlay, OH. November 3, 2015.

 

[Hannah.Taylor]

Aspenglen in full peak colors on Kenosha Pass near Como, Colorado


Aspenglen on Guanella Pass near Georgetown, CO



Dillon Reservoir near Dillon, CO


Medicine Bow National Forest at CO/WY border in North Central CO.

 

[Bryan Stokes]

Great pics Hannah!

 

[JimMartin35]

Fall Colors in the Findlay area earlier today. 10/29/2017.

 

[Hannah.Taylor]

Mt. Sneffels Wilderness Area @ the Dallas Divide between Ridgway and Telluride. Whilst these are just cell phone pics. I haven’t processed the dslr versions yet as I just got home this morning and had to unload the car and get ready for work.

 

[Jamie H]

Stunning!

 

[Ethan Schisler]

Already seeing some colors in patchy spots here in West Central Illinois. These were taken a couple mornings ago when the temperature dipped down to around 26 degrees at Spring Lake Park NW of Macomb, IL.












These were all shot with my Sony A1 and 100-400mm GM lens on October 8, 2022.

 

[Ethan Schisler]

We had one of the first major cold fronts of the fall push through yesterday bringing showers and thunderstorms to the area in the morning, followed by clear skies and windy conditions. I shot a few fall foilage pics along 136 near Carthage, IL while searching for some owls in the area. These are un-edited JPEGs out of my camera, save for me adding the watermark (10/12/22):












I took a couple the day before (10/11/22) on the Western Illinois University campus. We likely won't hit peak color until the last week of October, so still a ways to go, but already looks fantastic out there!

 

[Bobby Little]

lots of leaves in Michigan

 

[Ethan Schisler]

We are at peak fall foilage here in Western IL. I took several photographs after a rainy/windy Tuesday, yesterday morning. These are largely from around Argyle Lake State Park with a few near Spring Lake outside Macomb/Colchester, IL

 

[Hannah.Taylor]

Sunset on Mt. Sneffels.

 

[James K]

Those are some truly beautiful photos!

Most of the trees around here just turn yellow (generally anything red is non-native, and planted in neighborhoods)
Attached images:
First one is back on Sept 24 in the mountains (along highway 285) pretty much when it was at peak colors.
The rest are from a local park on Oct 14 & 21, peak colors down here near the foothills.

 

[James K]

And a couple more:.
A very small tree (sumac (not poison sumac))...these can turn brilliant red or a mix of red & yellow. Very cool in the fall.
From the first snow on Oct 27...fall & winter together.

 

[JamesCaruso]

These pictures were taken in Bucks County PA, from the canal towpath, with the Delaware Canal visible on the right side of certain pics, and the Delaware River on the left. Across the river is NJ. All pictures just via iPhone, as I was riding my bike.

This first group of pictures below were taken on October 16:



The following pics were taken yesterday, October 29. This time of year is usually just about past peak, but in looking at them the later ones are more colorful than the earlier ones, probably helped by warm temperatures.

 

[Ethan Schisler]

We pretty much reached peak here around a week ago when I posted, so these will probably be my last ones of the season. Overall a good fall color season here. Not as great as last year, but still pretty good.







And a couple barred owls on 2 consecutive days below as well with the fall colors in the background:



This was another owl I spotted below and was able to get some fairly close shots of with a fall color backdrop:



And to cap it off last night with a great sunset and most of the trees are barren now and will remain so again until next late April/May (roughly 6 months or so).