Autumn has a signature
within its' light and colors
dancing clouds
move through the land
setting sun
paints zenful lines
forest mushrooms
intertwine
lake shore captures fallen leaves
bear tracks
as fresh as the air i breathe
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have the bears tucked themselves in
to a cave
or a tree
I think it is still too warm here
to hibernate
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may you walk in beauty
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You had me peacefully spellbound, until the bear. Wow, that's close.
ReplyDeleteYou must have a strong heart, for how can you overcome the palpitations and flutters at these magnificent and gorgeous sights. Even the fairies' bonnets have a special glow. Keep warm. Tsup!
ReplyDeletehow sweet, Tammie
ReplyDeleteAloha from Honolulu
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Forgot: Are you sure those are bear tracks? Not the yeti? :) Heheheh!
ReplyDeleteBare it All to expose the perfect print... a true sign of a golden moment.
ReplyDeleteBear in mind that all grizzly encounters are shuttering captures of mushrooming fears that require decomposition.
What amazing captures of colour and shapes. Those rocks are nature's jewels. In-between the layers of clouds is a sprinkling of powdery snow and the sun uses the grasses to paint "zenful lines". Leggy mushrooms leave their bed of moss to scan the horizon and the lake shore captures fallen leaves like golden coins! Even the bear has left footprint designs in the earth to add to the beauty of it all!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful series, Tammie Lee
You captured that signature so nicely!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful post Tammie, and bear tracks too. Who could ask for more? Me. I am looking forward to your next seasonal odyssey already.
ReplyDeleteOoohhh no hibernation yet for the bears? It's about time you should think. Well yea it's still way to warm. Love the tracks though.
ReplyDeleteHappy walking days my friend. Hugs Dagmar
TL - always to go for a walk with you - lovely to see the colours of autumn through your lens. Go well. B
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely walk, your images are beautiful. Cool seeing the bear tracks. What kind of bears do you have there? Maybe you should be wearing bells on you to be safe. Gorgeous photos, happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteAs usual, a wonderful post, colours are beautiful and the words spellbinding
ReplyDeleteNamaste
rocks and 'shrooms and bear tracks, OH MY!!!
ReplyDeletei LOVE seeing your nature!!!
happy sunday Tammie!
Just gorgeous! That cloudy sky totally grabbed me :)
ReplyDeleteI am captured by those autumnal stones and the zenful shadows. Your photos always give me pause (paws?)...there is so much beauty if we just stop to take a look..thank you.--Julie
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed wandering around with you, seeing and feeling the peace of your world. Until I came to the bear part! I've never seen bear prints ... maybe that's a good thing!
ReplyDeleteLove and Peace, dear friend.
Though I would love to go for a walk, I think hibernating could be just what I need at the moment! :-)
ReplyDeleteA wonderful set of photos, Tammie. The colors are brilliant in every one.
ReplyDeleteAre the bears grumpy in the fall?
What glorious colors! that yellow rock - very unusual, at least here in New England (usa) and bear tracks, so exciting.
ReplyDeleteYour photography captures the moment so well.
Hugs Lorraine xx
so many wonderful messages from you all, thank you!
ReplyDeleteas for the bears, we have black bears and grizzly bears. some people where bells to scare them off, most people do not. making noise is wise so that one does not startle a bear.
somehow life feels 'right'when i see their tracks, knowing they are around.
i think bears are grumpy like humans, when they are hungry, when they are startled, when sleepy. So in the fall, well yes if they can not find food.
thank you all for your visits!
Tammie
I just love those bear tracks!xxx
ReplyDeleteLovely, Tammie. The bear tracks are cool and the stone in the third pic reminds me of a bit domed building.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots ... fantastic landscape with dancing clouds :)
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Those tracks are just perfect, Tammie! I've seen some in the mud, but they don't hold their form. I think our bears are still roaming -not enough snow and consistent cold. These photos make me want to walk in your land, so I imagine the bears still want to roam through the fields and forests, too. Those mushrooms are so delicate - I've loved your
ReplyDeletemushroom finds this fall.
Your environment looks like a dream. Thank you for this journey very much.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this peaceful post. Sure needed it!
ReplyDeleteA lovely set of images! Great colors and a really nice colortone in that bear track image :-)
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I can smell fall looking at your photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat joy to see again the river stones ...
ReplyDeleteTammie, you were born to be autumn ... so say your photos ...
Whisper softly that is your favorite season ...
A big kiss friend!
I'm so fascinated by the beautiful mountains and the clouds, a real joy to see! =)
ReplyDeleteand the lovely sones and the colors of them!
Autum is giving its best gifts and you've really obtained the beauties of the Autumn! =)
Impressed! :)
and the tracks of the bear, so fascinating to see!! =)
ReplyDeleteA lovely post Tammie.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see bears in the wild. I came quite close once judging by the freshness of the deposit on the ground.
Delicious shots - and what a wonderful sky!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a great place to live -- great beauty all around.
ReplyDeleteLoverly as always, Tammie. Fall is indeed a time of fulfillment. I love it...:)
ReplyDeleteyour images are always amazing but the second one is heaven....
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Excelentes fotografias....
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tis' good to be back in these montana mountains....with you nearby. love these images....any you<3
ReplyDeletexo abigail
Beautiful photos. The landscape are so nice. Love the bear tracks.
ReplyDeleteWish you a lovely weekend.
From Hilda
How beautiful it all is . . . love those almost monochromatic bear tracks.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hibernation. A wonderful time of year. Thanks for these, Tammie.
ReplyDeleteGosh, I am just catching up with your post Tammie and I am struck by the beauty of texture in your photography. You always walk in beauty and your eyes share the more intricate of detail with us. Poetic and stunning in words and pictures as always. Thank you!
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