Forces of nature

Many say that change is good. Well, it all depends on what the change is doesn't it. When it comes to nature and weather, it also depends. Many view the fall as a sad introduction to a harsh and tormenting winter. No doubt, winters can be brutal, but as with all seasons, it carries different opportunities, especially for photography. Fall is a beautiful time of transition and the green industry of photos changes to yellows, reds, orange and more. See some fall photos below as well as a capture of a great natural combo - a terrific red-pink sky, and a powerful surf at dawn.

Seizin' Changes II

Fall awakening

Fall leaves... us loving nature

Autumn @ Bowring Park

Cycle of season change

Falling Trees

In central Newfoundland, a leafy mixture painted the hillside at Little Hr. on Gander Lake.

Season the Moment

Fall is a tricky season. It is so because it precedes the long cold, dreaded winter, but, and this is debatable, it is the best season. It goes too fast, while winter, too slow. It's perfect for walking outside, not too hot or cold. It's spectacular to see. It's ironic, in that while leaves die, they bloom alive like a slow motion forest fire-works. It's great to be alive to witness it.

On the beaten track in Central Newfoundland. It's hard not to stop to capture nature's brilliance.

Fall in Gambo