I think fall has finally arrived in Georgia this week. The leaves haven't turned dramatically yet and that is what marks fall for me. I knew it was here as soon as I saw these wild flowers that I think are Black eyed Susans or Rudbeckias, but my sister says they are Jerusalem artichokes. She is usually right.
Days like this are crisp, still warm enough and clear as a bell. These photos were taken just before dusk so the colors are crisp. You see all the vibrant detail and all this is taken from nature's palette. The flowers were spread by the wind and the birds -- a true gift.
Gorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteDear Deberah, I love your post today - the photos are just beautiful! The yellows are so vibrant and the photo by the lake - it looks like a painting, it is so pretty! It looks like a rainbow is in the reflection -
ReplyDeletewow! And you're right, beautiful days like today are fleeting. Thank you for sharing your photos with us, it has made my day. Have a great fall season, Joanie
Thanks so much!
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