Every Wednesday I join a group of women for a photography walk and talk. We explore local parks and trails, scout out new locations for future photo sessions; all while enjoying a little fresh air, exercise, and chatting about business and life. I look forward to these weekly walks and an opportunity to socialize and meet new people… something I don’t often get to do while editing photos behind a computer all day.
This weeks walk was nature-themed and we set out in search of fall color. I truly love the beauty of this time of year. The majestic colors that signal the changing of the seasons always take my breath away. Most Washingtonians know that, while our fall foliage is beautiful, it is short lived and the leaves are quickly washed away during the typical blustery rainstorms we often have this time of year. It was dark and dreary yesterday evening- but not raining- so I jumped at the chance to get outside and capture the colors before they were gone.
Here’s a collection of images from Wednesday’s fall walk. One more good rainstorm and the leaves will be gone, or at least churned into soggy piles of mush on the ground. So, before that happens, I hope you will be inspired to get outside and savor the beauty of the season!
fall leaves