Winter sharing its wonders in a small package.
Tag: wildflowers
Early November
Early November has been kind. A full spectrum of color remains in the woods from green to yellow to deep rich red. The cottonwood leaves have all come down allowing the bark to shine and the branches to dance in blue skies and warm temperatures of a very long indian summer. Winter plans to make an appearance in a big way this week with cold temps that will surely cause the remaining leaves to fall. Autumn appears to be falling into winter. Photographed on the Wheat Ridge Green Belt, Wheat Ridge, CO.
Fall Thistle
Sharp and soft
Weed and flower
Here and now
Fall Bouquet
Some bouquets are better unpicked, perfectly arranged as they are and not found in any store.
Fall Pinhole Triptych
I was having a difficult time seeing into the film advance window on my pinhole camera so I just had to wing it and count turns of the film advance knob. The frames ran together producing this triptych of beautiful fall fireweed and other fall splendid colors. Controlled chaos or a happy accident?
Twins
Fall brings a bit more moisture and moisture brings spores to life. Twin mushrooms growing rapidly in the fall air. Anyone read the book Mycelium Running, very interesting.
Always Now
Change is good and time is relative.
A Purple Aster enjoying the moment as it transitions from summer to fall in the high country of Colorado.
Last Standing
High up in the hills the flowers have all flowered and transition fills the air. What a wonderful time.
A-dee-dee-dee
Nothing better in the morning that sitting with you cup of coffee and listening to the chikadees calling back and forth. This good looking bird was picking through the cattails and having a great time.
Blue, Green and Yellow
I am not sure you could ask for more than a day spent hiking in field of summer flowers under the blue blue skies of a cloudless summer day.
nature has no boss 
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