Blog Widow and I both grew up in New York state. The annual spectacle of fall foliage never fails to leave us in awe. We usually try to make some kind of annual road trip out of the city to enjoy the foliage, but this year our schedules haven't permitted it.
Friday we went to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. It was my first chance to get there this season. It was psychedelic. It was hard to take a bad photo, but these are some of the best of more than a hundred shots I took during our few hours there. Hope you enjoy them as much as we enjoyed being there. All are best viewed at screen-filling enlargement in a dark room.
Cherry Leaves
View toward the Cherry Esplanade from the Cherry Walk.
Cherry Walk
Foliage, Japanese Maple
Hill, Japanese Garden
Pond, Japanese Garden
Cherry Leaf with Koi
Magnolia Plaza
Japanese Persimmon
Bonsai Museum
Bonsai, Ginkgo biloba
Bonsai, Acer palmatum
Beautyberry, Callicarpa bodinieri var. giraldii
Beautyberry, Callicarpa japonica 'Leucocarpa'
2 comments:
Drop-dead gorgeous! Esp. love the leaf and carp. It seems to have been an ultra-gorgeous fall here...
Whoa.
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