13 Photos of Autumn Leaves

13. Oct, 2009 View Comments

The leaves in Scotland are changing from the deep greens of summer into the autumnal palette of yellows, brown and reds.

I drove up to the Queen’s View, Killiecrankie (I love the place just for the name) this weekend, one of the best known places in Scotland for spectacular autumnal views. The colours were just starting to come out, and inspired me to find some of the best Flickr photographs of autumn leaves.

Le Petit Prince
Creative Commons License photo credit: photographer padawan *(xava du)
Autumn Poem!/Poème d’automne!
Creative Commons License photo credit: Denis Collette…!!!

Creative Commons License photo credit: tozofoto
A single fallen leaf on Earth
Creative Commons License photo credit: ionushi
Maple Leaf Structure
Creative Commons License photo credit: jurvetson
autumn leaves #006
Creative Commons License photo credit: jam343
Leaves
Creative Commons License photo credit: digicla
The Last of Autumn...
Creative Commons License photo credit: Tommy Ellis
Leaf
Creative Commons License photo credit: Jeff Kubina
autumn
Creative Commons License photo credit: mangloard
Autumn Colors
Creative Commons License photo credit: Indy Kethdy
Autumn Trail
Creative Commons License photo credit: Indy Kethdy
Maple in the ginkgo
Creative Commons License photo credit: oisa
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  • Very nice collection of autumn photography there, beautiful colours and some nice compositions.
  • Gorgeous photos...I can only hope that one day I can take such pictures.
  • Very cool! I love the first one.
  • P.S. I was very close to picking the shot of the vertical 'black' trees in 'motion' with the red autum colours in the middle. It's a nice shot, but you have picked a beautiful series overall.
  • Great minds think alike :-)
    I'd recommend checking out Thomas's post for more great autumn shots - http://photography24seven.com/15-fine-flickr-ex...
  • Hi Mike, looks like our brain signals are tuned in at the same wave length! How about you, did you get some photos at Killiecrankie (sure is a cool name for a place)?
  • Although the leaves have turned where I live, and are dropping from the branches, Killiecrankie is an hour and a half's drive North, and the leaves were still mostly green. I did get some nice detils of trees though (and a great walk).
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