It's a good thing that I got over to the park on Halloween,
because I came down with a cold the next day.
Given my poor immune system I imagine that by the time I am
healthy again the show will be over.
Sigh.
Luckily it was beautiful when I was there.
Since it was early in the season, I went over mostly to see
where things stood,
and figured that I would shoot the maple near Literary
Walk, which turns a fabulous shade of orange before most of the other trees
start to change colors.
It did not disappoint.
But surprisingly what I enjoyed most was the American
Elms.
Since I got the ultimate photos of them at their peak
yellow a few years back I didn't expect to shoot them at all.
But then I saw that they were part green, part yellow and
totally fantastic. So I couldn't resist.
Since Central Park is my favorite place to take photos
there are many already posted on the blog.
Here's the ones from previous autumns...
Enjoy!
PJ
(c)
2015 PJ Lehrer
Such a great tradition and the photos are amazing. For some unknown reason this year I was drawn to the changing leaves. Couldn’t get enough of them. Still have many of my favorites on my desk as reminders of a special time of life.
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