Autumn colour on Bickerton Hill in southern Cheshire, England. The hill is the southern end of a sandstone ridge sticking out of the Cheshire plain.
On a clear day you can see central Liverpool. The group of Silver Birch trees on top of the hill are on the site of an Iron Age hill fort known as Maiden Castle.
A photo from my archives, originally it was going to be a Throwback Thursday post. Instead it is my contribution to the Weekly Prompts Weekend Challenge: Hillside.
A splash of autumn colour in the tree tops on the South Bruce Peninsula, Ontario.
Taken on a recent walk around the neighborhood with the TTArtisan 17mm lens on a small mirrorless camera.
This is my contribution to Debbie’s One Word Sunday: Seasonal prompt.
Autumn Sumac leaves photographed on the South Bruce Peninsula yesterday afternoon.
This is my contribution to Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: Oranges and/or light green prompt.
This is my contribution to the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: The Ordinary prompt.
I hadn’t given the prompt much thought when I went for a walk around the neighborhood last Sunday afternoon. I set out with a wide angle lens on the camera and a short telephoto in a pocket. I probably hadn’t walked 100 yards before deciding I had picked the wrong lens and swapped to the telephoto.
I should add that it’s very rare for me to take a second lens on one of my walks but I’m glad I did last Sunday. All the photos in this post are from that walk with the short telephoto on the camera.
Looking up at backlit Maple leaves.
A group of three.
Hundreds of Maple leaves.
Still a touch of green.
My Throwback Thursday post this week is traveling back to south Cheshire in the early 1990s. The start of autumn colour on Bickerton Hill in southern Cheshire, England.
I was on one of the highest parts of the hill looking down on the trees below and isolating interesting sections of colour with a telephoto lens.
A splash of autumn colour photographed on a recent walk around the neighborhood.
