What with climate change and El Niño, many local trees had their leaves turn brown before they got any real Fall colour. The vivid reds and golds were absent but there was still some colour even if it wasn’t spectacular. However, I did my best to capture what I could.
This year I got a different view of our Honey Locust tree, taking a series of shots from the deck and stitching them together into a panorama, which unfortunately didn’t provide coverage of the top of the tree. I let AI create its impression of what the top should look like and it did an OK job – obviously it’s time to get a drone and learn how to pilot one!
Tech tip: If you’d like to compare with other year’s Fall pictures, at the end of this post there’s a list of tags; use the “Fall Colours” one.
