Days of Autumn 19 : Last bit of Yellow

~Jenny    =)

Days of Autumn 18 : In my own backyard

While out and about running errands last Tuesday, my eyes were fairly glued to the window as I feasted on the spectacular show of Maples, Oaks and Pear trees that we drove past.
I kept thinking to myself  "Wow! I wish we had some big oaks like that." and "Oooh, look at that whole row of maples by the sidewalk!"
Later I went for Walk About 'round the yard . . . and discovered I had a beautiful oak in my own backyard, squirrels raced at a breakneck speed atop the fence, rabbits squirted out of bushes and I took about 200 pictures in an hour! =D
And, of course, my tea was too hot to drink before I went out, and after I came in . . .  too cold to warm my fingers! = (  Must plan better next time...
Anyhoo, of the 200, 68 were keepers but that's waaaaay to many for one post, and since I've been busy with school during the week, I broke it up into a bunch of little posts.
This is the first one. = )

~Jenny, who hopes you have a Splendiferous Sunday!

Days of autumn 9 : Morning Honey locust

The light is just different in the morning, and it gives a whole new character to everything.
So here's some more golden, glowing leaves.

                    ~Jenny

Days of Autumn 8 : Leaves from last year

To juggle or blog? That is the question.
You can see which won.
Still, it's kinda short, because I don't have much else prepped.

The Honey locus trees were very colorful last year too,  and I have some favorites I thought I'd share.

This might be my very favorite, the colors are all vibrant, all of them sit beside each other on the color wheel, and then the black branches dashing through.

Looks good in sepia too!

               ~Jenny

Days of Autumn : 7 Honey locust

We have a clump of these in one corner on our backyard,
One day they were green, then almost overnight turned yellow!

Such a deep blue. . . love it!

My neighbors house makes a nice navy-blue background. =)

One of the other trees has only gone a little yellow . . .

I really like this one, how the leaves change from yellow to green . . .

                   ~Jenny