The Autumn of 2020 merged into the tail end of the memorable summer of this very memorable year. It was mild and the usual changing of the season was gradual. I suspect, because we spent more hours outdoors than ever before, we saw the change as a gradual transition.
Autumn is really the season I like best after summer. It almost, and you will be surprised, nay shocked, to hear me say this but it almost drives me to poetry. In fact, I once wrote a poem about it. It was on a summer's eve in my tent in Saskatoon, the day I overcame my nerves and had a relapse. Read it here if you like poetry.
It's ok if you don't, I don't read much poetry either. 🙂 Oddly, it is the second most read piece I've ever written. The most read article on this here website is this How To Write A Novel, a surprisingly candid view into my own struggle to write one.
This is my third attempt at putting up photographs I have taken. The first can be found here, appropriately titled "Photographs", for I was young and foolish then.
Back to the Autumn of 2020! This is a follow up to the Summer of 2020 Collection which I hope you have already seen. If you haven't click this.
Onwards, without further ado, to
the Autumn of 2020 Photo Collection!
I have tried a different format this time instead of the Slideshow I used for the summer collection. Which format do you prefer? Let me know!
Backyard - 18-Sep-2020: The First Hint of Tint becomes visible

Riverrun Park - 03-Oct-2020: The Reds and Yellows begin to bloom

Riverrun Park - 03-Oct-2020: The Credit in the evening

Erindale Park - 05-Oct-2020: The Park shows distinct signs of reddening

16 Mile Creek - 06-Oct-2020: Not quite there yet

Erindale Park - 08-Oct-2020: From the top of the hill.

Fairy Lake, Acton - 13-Oct-2020: Sunlight through the golden tree

Fairy Lake, Acton - 13-Oct-2020: The orange is strong in this park

Fairy Lake, Acton - 13-Oct-2020: The white flowers are very similar to "Kashfool" In Bengal, India

Fairy Lake, Acton - 13-Oct-2020: This is an accidental photograph. I was trying to grab the far end of the lake. However, it does look mildly dramatic, I think

Fairy Lake, Acton - 13-Oct-2020: I took different pictures of this tree trying to capture its glory. It was on the return trip that I finally managed to get a reasonable representation

Port Credit - 17-Oct-2020: The gold of these trees light up the clear blue sky

Oakville Harbor - 28-Oct-2020: The gates are shut, the people are gone leaving the jetty for the gulls to congregate

Etobicoke Creek Trail - 08-Nov-2020: A crisp, cool day among the fallen leaves

Marie Curtis Park - 10-Nov-2020: Lake Ontario meets the sky in the fading light

Lions Valley Park - 11-Nov-2020: The fading sun lights up the reds of the trees

Lions Valley Park - 11-Nov-2020: Sixteen Mile Creek runs through the valley surrounded

Lions Valley Park - 11-Nov-2020: The sun burns to the west and the valley darkens around Sixteen Mile Creek

Lions Valley Park - 11-Nov-2020: A long 8km hike down the valley across the creek just in time before the light fades away

Rattray Marsh - 20-Nov-2020: We strike gold!

Rattray Marsh - 20-Nov-2020: Toronto skyline from across the lake

Rattray Marsh - 20-Nov-2020: Gentle breakers lap the shores of Lake Ontario

Tannery Park - 28-Nov-2020: A cooling sun

Dundas St Mississauga/Oakville - 07-Dec-2020: A rash of red across the sky

Cranberry Cove Park - 11-Dec-2020: The ducks float calmly as the mist envelopes the evening in an air of mystery

Absolutely fantastic pics!! Beautiful!
Thank you!
Superb photos, the reds, gold, orange , yellow …All captured perfectly. .
Poetical.
Thanks
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