Wednesday, September 24

Mid-Autumn





If June 21st represents Mid-Summer, then surely September 21st ought to be considered Mid-Autumn.



The top image is the French Impressionist rose called "Sisley", the second image is today's offering with shrubs colouring and berries lending a hand to cheer us up in the garden.
A rather dramatic difference. We'd better brace ourselves for a complete toning down of colour, but this will be conpensated by a clearer expression of line. Once the trees are bare, the outlines of the branches give such interesting shapes, which still please the eye, even in the absence of colour.
But before that....







......we still have oodles of the most beautiful red flowers all over the place.










6 comments:

Tom said...

Love the Mahonia. Tom The Backroads Traveller

Unknown said...

Beautiful pictures, have a nice autumn day,
Marit.

cedarmerefarm said...

Spectacular Autumn colors. Autumn is my favorite season. The colors that emerge this time a year are so interesting. And the air!!!! I wish I could take pictures of the crisp air! Have a nice weekend.

Unknown said...

Gorgeous flowers! I love the rose and the dahlias.

Anonymous said...

wow I missing flowers like crazzzzzzzzzzzy.. gorgeous just plain gorgeous...thanks for sharing..
Hugs

Melbourne Australia Photos said...

What amazing photos of these delightful autumn colours!

Mid Autumn it certainly is in the North, see the Chinese festival of Mid_Autumn:
http://nicholasjv.blogspot.com.au/2013/09/mid-autumn-moon-festival.html

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