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Autumn in Lithia Park

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Autumn trail in Lithia Park

Fall seems to have arrived

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A Japanese Maple in the rain

Along with cooler temps, we have now had a bit of rain and fog in Ashland. It feels like summer’s over. I bet we still have a few more summer-like days ahead though.

Sun star through the Japanese maples in autumn

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Winter is cold, long, and bleak. I need to look at old photos like this one to remember what life was like just a little over a month ago.

Fall leaves are long gone now that we enter December

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Now that we’ve begun the wettest and coldest time of the year, I really miss the other seasons. Today’s photo, from the Japanese maple tree in my backyard, is from less than a month ago.

Fall seems to be rapidly moving into winter

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“Leaf on a rail” by David Pasillas

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It has been a while since I have included someone else’s photos on the blog. Today’s pic is from David Pasillas, a soon-to-be member of the Ashland community. You can see more of David’s photography on his Facebook page.

Autumn leaf floating

fall scenes

Today’s photo is from fall of 2010, and the location for this picture was the swimming reservoir in Lithia Park.

Colorful path

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I took today’s photo back in November on my then brand-new deck. With the fallen Japanese maple leaves I couldn’t really see the deck though.

Autumn scene in the Columbia River Gorge

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Fall foliage near Bridal Veil Falls

Autumn color

The tree I showed you last week has now become what you see above.

I took today’s photo on my Nikon D7000 with a cheap 50mm f/1.8 lens at f/5. To see what it looks like on the widest aperture of f/1.8 click here.