There are many more wild, sizzling photographs of Fall that I’ll post but today I want to share a few simpler images.

In this you can see what happens when you add wind to yellowing Birch leaves: magic happens.

 

And as leaves blow away in the wind, what remains are simple shapes and relationships. Yesterday I saw what I thought were leaves swirling through the air until they turned into birds flying up into a leafless tree! In this part of Fall, what we call “post-peak,” those kinds of simple, beautiful relationships are everywhere.

 

25 Oct This entry was published on October 25, 2014 at 3:32 pm. It’s filed under Abstract, Fall colors, John Snell, Leaves, Photograph, Trees, Vermont and tagged John Snell, Photography, Vermont. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post.