Autumn/Fall colors and details

I have shared some posts of the Autumn/Fall Colors of recent and have many more to share taken in this past week when I find time to edit them, but for this post, which is for Beautiful Sunday hosted by Hive account@ace108, and Sublime Sunday, created and hosted by Hive account@c0ff33a,, Rather than focusing on full trees or scenes as I have shared I am focusing more on smaller details, which I feel fall into both the beautiful as who doesn't love the colors of fall, and sublime to my mind.

All of these shots were taken on walks around the Mondo Pond and Beaverbrook trails here in Milford CT in the past week, and were unlike many of my photos single shots and not bracketed HDR images and hence I can edit them quicker (I still have photos from a couple of weeks ago yet to merge into HDR images)

Starting with some leaves where the light was shining just right on them for this shot

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Next up simply a fallen leaf, fallen but hanging in there

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This reminded me of the saying,

Falling is not Failing but failing to get back up is

I was thinking when taking some of these shots, I wish I had my macro lens with me to get a better bokeh ( ie the circles of light and blurry background), but in this next shot it got some nice bokeh, even with my 24-240 lens

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This shot is an exception for the others taken recently but while walking around NYC

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And finishing off with some ferns I saw walking around Beaverbrrok trails on Friday, I generally prefer the lush green ferns but the golden colors of this one really caught my eye

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