Seasons of A2K

This morning in Liège (Luik/Lüttich [Belgium]) ...



... and the spa in Spa (Belgium) in the afternoon

This morning in my native town

And a bit later here at my place

I love this one. That's a painting...

Wow, Walter. When I grow up, I want to live there. So peaceful, yet refined.

there is slim to no chance i'll ever photograph any sunrise (unless i'm still up during a sunrise), so i'm glad i can see some here.
in other words, bookmark.

The man blowing the leaves away was wearing earplugs :wink:

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Okay, to include dagmar in the conversation - a photo from today, late afternoon...

On November 1, All Saints Day, people (in the Catholic parts of the country) traditionally bring flowers and candles to the cemetary - photo from a rather dull first Saturday in November 2007 on the cemetry in my native town

Late summer (or early autumn already?) in the nearby mountain region.


(Photo taken yesterday, participating a "Classic Cars Rally" [as co-driver])

That's a gorgeous photo. I love the composition, the juxtaposition of light and dark.

Thank you for reviving the topic.

Reviving this thread again - autumn/fall starts soon (though the leaves are going brown a lot earlier than usually).

how did i miss this thread

sunset over the neighbouring fields

my limited experience with photography tells me that I much prefer black and white in the fall and winter seasons. I tend to focus on light rather than colour those times of the year.

I live in a land sans seasons...I am envious

We really don't have seasons here in Texas. It's hot in spring, just more wet. It's roasting in summer and everything is brownish green. There is NO autumn. The leaves never change color they just fall off the trees and THEN turn brown. Winter is about 2-3 weeks of cold rain. It snows once every 10 years, but it usually melts about an inch off the ground.

I remember many a Christmas morning in shorts.

I did spend 3 years in the north east for college and I just LOVED the snow and seasons up there.

This is the good thing about spring in Texas. It's not roasting yet (above 95) and if there has been enough rain we get a bumper crop of bluebonnets. I took this photo near Churchill, TX some years ago.


This photo was taken in July at my parents home. This pretty much sums up summer.

today, though it was warm this morning, the air felt like fall - (or autumn, in england). The sky was a crisp, bright blue and the virginia creeper has almost completed its transformation from deep green to crimson:

There's a lot of "Indian summer" in many parts of the country.

But not surprisingly not everywhere.

Today was (again) a really nice late-summer-day, with temperatures at about 27°C (80F). Photos taken this afternoon

Nice light, Walter..

Oh? I drove through Amarillo some years ago. It was summer, and the sun was high enough to appreciate the scenery. My thought was, wow, it is so green here. Maybe that says more about New Mexico than Texas, though.

September Devon...