Last week-end we drove to Wairarapa and while on the way to the coast, we saw nice colours. The remaining golden foliage on the top of trees, delicately dancing in the breeze.
I regretted afterward not taking pictures of them on the way to go as it was night when we drove back.
The feeling of a missed opportunity that will not occur sometimes soon again…
After that, I sense my pictures captured at the Botanic Garden lack that notion of wild nature, yet it’s my way to pay a last homage to an ending Autumn…
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Le week-end dernier nous avons roulés jusqu’au Wairarapa et sur notre route en direction de la côte, nous avons vu de belles couleurs. Le reste du feuillage doré accroché à la cime des arbres, dansant délicatement dans la brise.
J’ai regretté par la suite de ne pas avoir pris de photos sur l’aller, parce qu’il faisait nuit noire lorsque nous sommes rentrés.
Le sentiment d’une opportunité manquée et qui ne se présentera pas de si tôt…
Après cela, j’ai le sentiment que mes photos prises au jardin botanique manquent de cet esprit nature sauvage, néanmoins ma façon de rendre un dernier hommage à cette fin d’automne…
Gorgeous colours! I love the Wairarapa region…I ate and drank so well there!
Loved these pictures – nature doesn’t always have to be wild to be beautiful. Exquisite colours and forms.
C’est très beau, et très déroutant aussi alors qu’ici en Ile de France tout est en train d’exploser de verdure…
Gorgeous! I love ginkgo trees.
Cheers,
Rosa
Such a shame when that happens. I try to bring my camera with me all the time and take pictures when something touches me, but sometimes I forget, or am too busy with something else, to shoot what I see. Afterwards I always feel sorry that I missed the chance and keep thinking about it.
Anyway, I think the colours you did shoot are beautiful.
Amazing! These leaves seem so light, so delicate. Just a little piece of life, for a while. Thanks.
I love experiencing the fall season when it is getting hotter and hotter down here in Texas. The ginko trees are so interesting. We don’t have any ginko trees in the US that I know of. Beautiful colors you captured.
All those golden leaves, who could possibly be sad at the colder weather coming with such beauty like that
You live in such a beautiful place. I love seeing the country through your eyes.
The colours & the light are just beautiful
Is that a grove of gingko trees? Isn’t that a lovely sight when they change color? I remember the first time I saw a gingko tree as a child — I was strangely fascinated. My dad gave me a leaf that had fallen but was still in pristine condition. I pressed that leaf and still have it today!
Best,
*Heather*
A fitting farewell Vanille. And now comes the bitter cold, argh!
I like ginko leaves, cool to see them half green and half yellow, usually they are green, and all of a sudden yellow, it is not easy to get them half and half like here!
Hello Gingko! Did you know they are living fossils?
On se perdrait dans ce feuillage !
Love the vivid colours of green and yellow!