These photos go for the Monthly Photo Challenge: The Changing Seasons, which runs from the 7th to the 15th day of the month throughout the year, hosted by Cardinal Guzman.
When you check the links below of previous posts for this challenge, you can clearly see the difference that Autumn weather makes… I am bringing three galleries: The first has diamond droplets I found in the gutter of my terrace. The second is my neighborhood without the usual sunrise and sunsets. The third is in in my roof terrace, featuring leaves, little creatures and more droplets. Enjoy it.
The gutter is beautiful
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OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERAThe neighborhood
Looking for the sunrise
No sunset
The Red Bridge is still there
Finally the sun
Going homeLeaves, droplets, and my terrace’s inhabitants
If you want to compare, click below to see the previous photo galleries:
Photos taken with Olympus E-M10 lens 45mm, 60mm, and 14-42mm and sometimes with Iphone5
Till next month!
I’m also submitting these photos to WP Weekly Photo Challenge: (Extra) ordinary just like my neighborhood.
Sights & Insights 
Incredible shots! All of them!
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Oh Anna, you’re so kind. Thanks.
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Wow! You are good!
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I’m humbled by your comment. Thank you.
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the drops are great, the spider web is my favorite. the pics of the foggy harbor feel wet and cold
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Thank you! Have a nice weekend. Hope there is not so wet and cold like here.
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Great weekend to you too. It is sunny but cold, just was hiking through the first snow
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Thank you! Had a good one!
Snow already?
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On the summit we already have snow. Just got my Winter tires for the car
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Well, it’s almost winter indeed! Enjoy!
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Great set, Lucile!
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Thank you!
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Extraordinary photographs
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Thank you so much, Becky. Your comment humbled me.
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You know I love the color photo of the droplets on the web! Fantastic capture!
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Thank you Terri! I love it too! No shame….
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Wow these are fabulous shots. I couldn’t pick a favourite. Love the water droplets and the bee and the snail and “going home” and, well, everything. Masterful autumn captures. Xx
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Lol you’re funny! Ok you can love them all! I do too. Thank you. Xxx
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more delicious pictures from you Lucille. I love the spiderweb, the bee, and the snail. 🙂
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Thank you thank you thank you!
You spoil me, Debbie!
Xx
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No, you spoil us Lucille with these lovely photos that sing. I love the series of the raindroppy reddish leaves in your last couple of posts. Such clarity! The bee was just icing on the cake in this set 🙂
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Heartfelt thanks, Debbie. I admit that I loved these shots too.
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I am particularly drawn to the first and third galleries. These could have also been a great fit for (Extra) ordinary because they most certainly are. The colors and the details are simply magnificent. Art I say. Breathtaking
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Thank you so much for yet again a heartwarming and supportive comment. Following your suggestion, I linked it to the WP extraordinary challenge. Thanks.
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👍 Glad to hear!!!!
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OMG…three galleries, and not one bridge!! There really IS a god!!
These are all wonderful…I especially like the first set, the droplets. They make you stare at them, and wonder about the woman who sees this stuff as art.
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I promised you to post no red bridge, so I’m keeping my word; because of the fog, you can’t see it. 😉
Thank you for the kind words.
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I like a woman who keeps her word…so hard to find these days. BUT…I’m just wondering if you’d have snapped that shot if there were no fog? Just sayin’
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Haha really? I’d haven’t posted at all! In fact I have new shots but not for your consumption. You hate me too much already!!
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I think I smell a dang red bridge in my future vision???
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Not at all! Trust me.
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There’s one thing I know I can teach my students each semester: do not trust anyone.
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It’s quite a strong belief. You surely may have enough reasons for that. So I respect that. And feel not anymore obliged to keep my word as you don’t believe me anyways.
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Hahahahaha! I trust you to DO, do, do
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You may be my former boss disguised as a badfish
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you might be right!!! I’m not disclosing no names!
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You’re him!
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Wonderful galleries of perfect autumn photos.
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Very happy you liked it. Thank you.
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Lucile, you continue to amaze me with your talent for capturing your subjects. The foggy photos are so mesmerizing and great backdrops for Halloween! I’m so inspired to get a good camera, or at least dig out my digital. Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!
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Superb collection. I really like the snail. Looking at this I’m really struck by how different this season is in the tropics and higher latitudes. In the tropics this is the time when nature begins to come alive again.
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This is really a fantastic gallery this month! I love it!! Great colours, rain drops, it’s smashing.
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Wow, thanks much, Max. Huge smile all the way from Amsterdam to Oslo.
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❤ ❤ Fantastic shots !!
All that red………..<3
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Thank you Andy!
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