Fading Fall

Happy Thanksgiving! For me, this is last day of Fall. Time to decorate and celebrate Winter, starting tomorrow. Here is one of my last Fall photos, taken at the office courtyard.

[Jane Anderson]

Great transition of the seasons photo, Lin. I wish you a blessed Thanksgiving Day today. My youngest son is in Nashville this week and has been sending us the most interesting and beautiful photos! I showed him your project before he left for inspiration.

[gloria jones]

Nice shot and textures

[Graham Thresher]

A beautiful shot.

[Richard Hickey]

Incredible picture.

[Lisa Poland]

Very nice!

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

This office of yours lets you take lots of photographs, do you have time to work (wink). In my days I was chained to my desk and only released to go home - do you believe me. Lovely capture, bring on Winter.

[Catherine W.]

So beautiful and a great shot before transitioning to the next season!!!

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Beautiful hydrangea and shot! You can cut them off, sparkle some glitter over it and use it as Christmas decoration, in a vase or so :-)

[Joan Robillard]

Fall left and winter came this week for us.

[Mannie]

Hard to believe it's Thanksgiving Day already. Enjoy the winter.

[Daisy Miller]

Lovely shot. Happy Thanksgiving! Yes, it is now time to decorate for Winter. My city even had its tree lighting ceremony tonight.

[Richard Hickey]

Congratulations on making the Trending Page. Well deserved.

[Jenny Ren]

Nice capture.

[vstap]

Like how this is highlighted by some of the greenery in the background.

[Stephanie Swift]

Lovely hydrangea capture.

[Gena Pegg]

These are lovely!!

[Jane Anderson]

My son showed me photos as follows: Memphis: Peabody ducks; Gibson Guitar Factory; sports complexes; Autozone Park; Fed Ex Forum; Beale Street--Coyote Ugly; Mississippi Riverside Park with enormous, slow and impressive river barges; Tennessee BBQ; from Nashville: Antique Archeology; Centennial Park with the Parthenon and Athena; Grand Ole Opry exterior, but the parking fixture would not take his card so he couldn't park; in other parts of Tennessee: Kingsport Tri City area--he cycled 160 miles through the Appalachians to North Carolina; Bristol Speedway of Lights with the yellow stripe dividing Tennessee from Virginia; Gatlinburg, Pigeonforge, Nascar, Lost Sea Cave outside of Knoxville, the Great Smokey Mountains. He will probably be returning a lot. The mother of his child has relocated to the area, and even though he has custody, he will be regularly taking him to be with her for holidays. He is trying to keep costs down on the choices of what he goes to see, and he is a wonderful photographer.