Sweet chestnuts

They were falling but managed to escape without being bashed on the head.

[PhotoCrazy]

Nice pic

[katy]

Probably due to some fancy footwork from you! terrific detail here and I like the low key!

[JackieR]

Oh an easy fav for lighting, details and filling the frame

[Corinne C]

A beautifully lit subject

[Diana]

Beautifully captured with lovely details.

[Liz Gooster]

This is fantastic. And what a perfect seasonal shot!

[Kitty Hawke]

Ohhh....very Autumnal......

[Mags]

Absolutely wonderful shot!

[Kathy]

These are what are dubbed "conkers"? Nice look at the seeds ready to start growing wherever they land.

[Michelle]

Lovely capture - lucky they didn't land on your head!

[Renee Salamon]

Fab light and detail

[Susan Wakely]

@randystreat conkers come from the Horse chestnut where as these are sweet and edible.

[Dawn]

Fabulous light and detail

[Carole Sandford]

Beautiful lighting!

[Rob Z]

That's a great image - i had no idea what it was. :)

[Babs]

Nice one, I love it.

[Shutterbug]

Beautiful capture.

[Brian]

Nice

[Kathy A]

These are really interesting

[Boxplayer]

Autumn's bounty

[Wylie]

saw these fruiting all over France. Spiky!

[Dione Giorgio]

Amazing! Never seen these on a tree before.

[Kathryn M]

A fantastic capture. They certainly look very spikey and remember collecting these as a child as our hamsters loved them.

[Ingrid]

Very nice! Childhood memories - I went to collect them with my grandparents and then we sold them

[Mary Siegle]

I love the colors and sharp detail!