I've been so busy finishing off my paintings for the exhibition that I haven't had time to go out and get any photographs of the wonderful autumn display we've been having. And then when I finally did get out this morning the storm we had last night had blown most of the leaves off!
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The dry weather we've been enjoying recently gives you just the chemical reaction you need to turn the leaves to such beautiful russets and golds.
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I particularly wanted to get pictures of leaf litter because this is something I often need as background for my paintings, like in this one below.
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I often have to work on getting photographs for paintings a year in advance because the wildlife window is so short.
There have been quite a few sightings of waxwings this year, including more than a 100 spotted at Castle Hill Hospital in
Cottingham at the weekend, and since there were none at all last year I really do need to make sure I get out and get some more photographs of them for next year.
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