I had a lovely day yesterday in the company of Jenifer Bunnett at Winkworth Arboretum in Surrey. Magical light and location, and a small starburst in keeping with this week’s theme. One of the many wonderful things about Autumn as a landscape photography season is that the sun never gets very high in the sky, making for softer light, longer shadows and the availability of starbursts filtered through leaves.
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This is superb…I love the colours and the soft light…perfectly captured
Excellent shot and indeed , it’s the shadows what makes the pictures even when the colors are fading
You’ve done perfect justice to the beautiful light that day. Gorgeous.
Beautiful. The long shadows and the lines and the perfect light make this such a perfect seasonal shot. Brilliant 🙂
Such a classic and timeless image. I love the warm light and tones, Rachael.
Hey, thanks for all the starbursts! Beautiful, all of them.
I’ve been a very poor blogger and reader lately — let’s see if I can address these issues this week. I’ve been loving the autumn walking and shooting as well, my own rambles tinged with a sort of bittersweetness (can I make that a noun?) as each could be my last on that path. And the weather’s been brilliant the last week or two — just starting to look Winter-dreary the last couple of days.
Over in New York Kate just reported another light snow…