Looking up

When I visited this post by @sketch.and.jam I commented that one of the style of shots i loved doing in NYC was looking up shots as he had done in his post, but where i Live now doesnt have tall buildings so I wasnt sure when I would be doing new looking up shots.

But then I went for a walk in the Acushnet Sawmill park here last week and realised i could get some looking up shots on that walk and hopefully ones that will not cause anyone to have feelings of Vertigo.

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I went for that walk to see how the fall colors were coming out, and there were some nice color,s not yet at peak, but this post will show a little of the color I saw there

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at the time I walked through his park I only saw one person, who walked by me as I was taking this next shot ( I think) and he stopped to look up and smiled, i guess he often walked trails but seldom stopped to look up, something I think many do just focusing on what is straight ahead along the trail, I had been guilty of that myself on recent walks so thanks to @sketch.and.jam for inspiring me to look up again

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In these shots you some shades of fall colors, if the rain ever stops this week by Friday when my wife has an appointment I will swing by this park again and see if the fall colors have come out anymore, hopefully all this rain has not washed them away

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I love the mix of bare branches and fall color sin this last shot, I think its my favorite of this series and debated whether to share it first so it was the thumbnail or last for those who check out the post and scroll down.

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And that’s all folks