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Where is a good place to experience fall? Living in San Francisco is not a good place to feel the fall season. We do not experience drastic temperature changes. We usually get Indian Summer and can get hot weather now.
I am not a expert on all locations for Fall. These leaves are interesting due to the multiple points in the leaves. Also these fall leaves have complimentary colors. They are not the typical fall colors.
When I visited Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont, I noticed many of the leaves were more orange in color.
In Northern Ontario and Michigan, the leaves can be orange. But there are some deep bright red leaves. The redness is attributed to how much sugar there is in the maple tree.
Where is a good location to experience fall? The answer is – it depends. It seems there can be slight variations in the fall colors.
What fall colors do you love? My preference is the bright red leaves. I really like the deep red I see in Northern Ontario.
Let me know what are your favorite fall colors.
We caught the tail end of the Fall Foliage at Washington Park in Denver in late October 2017 but still managed to find some Fall Colors in some of the trees. A lot of the trees lost their leaves but I was glad these did not drop off yet.
It is very fascinating looking at a Maple Leaf close up and seeing the patterns and colors. That is why the Autumn season is my favorite as far as photography. The colors of some of the leaves is unlike any other time of year and the position of the sun creates more dramatic lighting. I love the Fall season.
On a road trip a month ago on 10/13/17 with my buddy, Larry, we were in search of some elusive Red Sugar Maple Leaves and found some in New Hampshire. My timing was a little off as a lot of areas in New Hampshire were past the Fall Foliage Prime as most of the leaves were on the ground.
Absolutely wonderful Fall Foliage at this lake in New Hampshire. It was such a cool sight seeing so many Fall colors in one place. The weather was perfect as I enjoyed photographing the sunset and back-lit Maple leaves a few weeks ago.
I was walking in the woods at Rolling Ridge Conference Center in North Andover, MA, and spotted this fallen Maple leaf that had lodged itself between some tree branches. The sun was low on the horizon and highlighting the leaf on this warm Autumn mid-October afternoon a few weeks ago.
I noticed the changing of the leaves on some of the trees at Rolling Ridge Conference Center in North Andover, MA. The photograph was taken on 10/12/17, and was the beginning of the color changes on some of the trees. I was glad it was sunny this day as it highlighted the leaves and background. It was breezing that day so I had to use a higher shutter speed and be patient as the wind died down.
We went to Denver for our niece’s wedding. As always, I am seeking to find fall foliage scenery to photograph. We rushed in the morning to go to Washington Park to see the trees. It was a wonderful morning with a little remnant of snow left and the bright sun shining in the background of the leaves. The sun highlighted the bright red hues of the leaves to bring out their beauty. My wife was standing on the other side and could not see the brilliant colors because the sun was reflecting off of the leaves. So she was very surprised how the pictures showed off the maple leaves bright red colors, since she did not see the same colors.
