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...Autumn seems to quickly be racing toward winter in parts of the USA, so I better get up some fall colors before they go out of season:) ...this view caught my eye...evergreens seen through brilliant yellows/oranges of fall deciduous trees in Provo Canyon, Utah. The elevation here in the Wasatch Range (western edge of the Rocky Mountains) is about 5,000 feet above sea level...hence, this mix of deciduous giving way to evergreens as the elevation increases...until the "tree line" is reached, above which there are no trees at all. Bill thumb_2264100.jpg

Comments (29)


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jayfar

3:42PM | Mon, 31 October 2011

A really beautiful shot Bill and well seen.

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awjay

3:53PM | Mon, 31 October 2011

beautiful

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bobrgallegos

4:24PM | Mon, 31 October 2011

Wonderful capture of this beautiful Autumn scene Bill!!!!

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drace68

4:38PM | Mon, 31 October 2011

Nice shot of aspen with evergreens in distance. Locals in Utah call aspen "Quakies" or "Quakenasp" because the leaves tremble with the slightest breeze or seismic tremor.

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Blush

5:20PM | Mon, 31 October 2011

Beautiful fall scene Hugs Susan~

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flavia49

5:25PM | Mon, 31 October 2011

marvelous colors

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debbielove

5:51PM | Mon, 31 October 2011

Autumn has come and gone here Bill ;-) We have snow drifts to bury cars in lol A super picture my friend, one for the scrap book indeed! Well taken Rob

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morningglory

6:27PM | Mon, 31 October 2011

Surrouned by gold....beautiful scenery.

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sandra46

6:38PM | Mon, 31 October 2011

wonderful composition! Great image!

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Faemike55

7:06PM | Mon, 31 October 2011

Tree line - something like the reveres hemline for a mountain Very cool capture

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MrsRatbag

7:38PM | Mon, 31 October 2011

Gorgeous fall colours, Bill; I was pleased to see they'd arrived around here when I got home! Too bad I also acquired a fierce cold on the plane coming home :( And Ronnie says he'll do you a tutorial on how to use RAW...

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kansas

7:48PM | Mon, 31 October 2011

A super Autumn shot. Love the colors.

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bazza

9:10PM | Mon, 31 October 2011

Sweet capture Bill, very well done!!

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auntietk

12:29AM | Tue, 01 November 2011

Beautiful! I love the way you've composed this shot, and I'm glad you were able to capture those autumn colors you were enjoying so much! :)

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cfulton

1:31AM | Tue, 01 November 2011

A window on a different world, framed so well! Clive

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durleybeachbum

3:53AM | Tue, 01 November 2011

Luscious! We seem to have more red and oranges here. Superbly composed

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jendellas

5:45AM | Tue, 01 November 2011

Nature is amazing, beautiful pic!!!

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makron

7:49AM | Tue, 01 November 2011

Fantastic autumn landscape. Beautiful image.

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helanker

10:54AM | Tue, 01 November 2011

WOnderful capture of all these gorgeous autumn trees.

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jocko500

11:27AM | Tue, 01 November 2011

wonderful colors here

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danob

12:43PM | Tue, 01 November 2011

Lovely indeed Bill a joyous time of year for golden Autumnal hues..

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RodS

5:30PM | Tue, 01 November 2011

This is a spectacular capture, Bill! I love the triangular framing of the evergreens - it really enhances the 'upward' feel with the mountain reaching for the sky in the background. Wonderful shot!

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Chipka

12:53AM | Wed, 02 November 2011

Autumn is doing strange things here in Chicago...it gets exceptionally cold before getting warm, only to get exceptionally cold again. I think that weather in these parts is suffering from rapid-cycle bipolar disorder: I'm expecting snow during a heat wave, as is typical of Chicago. Sometimes. Well, not often, but it has happened. Microbursts or something like that. And as this has nothing to do with this photo, I'll switch gears and actually say something about this photo. First off, I love the yellowed deciduous framing and the manner in which the evergreens are so wonderfully positioned. The green/yellow combination is nicely contrasted and there's a warmth to the image (from the colors). I really dig that depth too. All in all, this shot rocks, and I love the way it kinda reminds me of a map of an island (the pines) surrounded by yellow water: probably full of sand, or some odd algae or whatever else is likely to ooze out of my mind-nooks. This is really nice.

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sharky_

10:18AM | Wed, 02 November 2011

Love the colors and a peak thru it. Aloha

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neiwil

7:24PM | Thu, 03 November 2011

Trees around here seem to turn brown overnight and in the morning someone sneezes and the leaves are all gone.Can't remember the last time I saw colours like this, maybe in your gallery this time last year :-) Great capture, really like the way the greens are framed.....nature has it's moments and you caught this one just right..

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Richardphotos

8:07PM | Thu, 03 November 2011

Texas may not have any with the extreme drought here.this breath taking

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danapommet

2:26PM | Mon, 07 November 2011

Gorgeous autumn colors. Nothing like this in south Florida.

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junge1

1:41PM | Tue, 08 November 2011

Beautifully captured Bill!

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Rainastorm

10:14AM | Sat, 19 November 2011

Our trees went from full color to...brown...only certain areas got any color this year...hope you and Tara are well Bill! Hugs to you both!


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ISO Speed125
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