Fall Colors

[jeffnles1]

The leaves here in Kentucky were at their peak this weekend. Nice day for a hike and take some photos of the leaves.

 

[Jim Puke]

Beautiful pics.

 

[Mike Armstrong]

Wow!

People say that we in Southern California don't have "fall colors." I tell 'em "watch the poison oak"! Not a bad idea anyway....

 

[Rick Courtright]

Hi, Jeff

Seems like it's been a while since you've had the camera out... glad to see you've still "got it!" Very nice--thanks!

Rick C

 

[gunman42782]

Super nice pics!

 

[doccash]

I like your photos, Jeff. Maybe we'll see something like that on the way to Tulsa later this week. We live in a relative treeless area here. :mrgreen: Dr.C

 

[WendyZXZ]

Beautiful! It is beginning to look more like fall around here also.

 

[old ford]

Great pictures

 

[flatgate]

Beautiful!

Fall fell and we're getting some light snow.

flatgate

 

[jeffnles1]

Thanks everybody. Here I Kentucky most falls are pretty but this year was spectacular. We had a cool summer with lots of rain. The trees were healthy and held their leaves much longer than usual.

They are pretty much all gone now except for a few individual trees here and there.

I appreciate the compliments.

Jeff

 

[Rick Courtright]

They are pretty much all gone now except for a few individual trees here and there.

Hi, Jeff

Don't put the camera away yet. I still think you and Tom Black need to get together w/ a couple of those flintlocks and take a bunch of pictures!

Rick C

 

[jeffnles1]

They are pretty much all gone now except for a few individual trees here and there.

Hi, Jeff

Don't put the camera away yet. I still think you and Tom Black need to get together w/ a couple of those flintlocks and take a bunch of pictures!

Rick C

Rick, that would be fun. Camera isn't getting put away, just been working A LOT lately and haven't had a lot of time. Pretty soon, the winter shots will be coming about. There are several old barns around here that I keep meaning to do a photo story about. Old barns are disappearing from our landscape and I want to document some of them before they go away. Same with old farm fence rows. Not the squeaky clean modern farm fence rows, but the old fashioned fence rows with briars and other bushes that are the home of rabbits, moles, mice and other small animals. Those fences are not dotting our landscape as much as they used to. I want to document them as well.

So many things I'd love to do, with working 60+ hours a week, it is very hard to find the time to get out there and do it.

Jeff