Bright Autumn Morning

People and cars were rushing past me when I took this photo one morning in Sydney on my way to work. I think very few noticed the lovely autumn colours highlighted by the glow of the morning sun.

Remnants of Autumn

I passed this lovely building on my way to the Lend Lease office while in Sydney. It is the St Phillip's York Street Anglican Cathedral. We were pretty much into the Winter season, but a few brave Autumn leaves still hung in there, glowing in the morning sunlight.

Autumn in Canberra Part Four: Autumn Leaves

This is the last blog post of "Autumn in Canberra", showing some beautiful leaves that I saw there while walking back to my hotel room one afternoon after work.

Use the links below to see parts 1-3 of the Autumn in Canberra blog posts:

Part One

Part Two

Part Three

Autumn in Reedy Creek

A wet Autumn day in Reedy Creek.

I couldn't decide whether to upload the full or cropped version, so I did both...

Autumn Smiles

We went for a little drive yesterday when I spotted a lovely tree with rich and vibrant Autumn colours. It didn't take Nadia long to spot the leaves on the ground and she quickly gathered as much as she could for her collection.

Autumn in Canberra Part Three: Golden Trees

These pictures were taken on the campus of the Australian National University, close to Sullivans Creek. I edited the second photo a little, removing the Telstra Tower, a communications tower built on top of Black Mountain.

There is also a Part One, Part Two and Part Four of Autumn in Canberra.

Autumn in Canberra Part Two: Vibrant Red and Orange

I was pleasantly surprised at the vibrant Autumn colours that greeted me when I arrived in Canberra. These colours are impressive when looking at brightly glowing yellow and orange trees, but no less so when looking at an individual leaf. Here are two examples of many that caught my eye.

There is also a Part One, Part Three and Part Four of Autumn in Canberra.

Gone Sailing

This is the life...

Autumn in Canberra Part One: Under the Swamp Cypress

This is a Swamp Cypress growing on the bank of the Sullivans Creek that runs through the grounds of the Australian National University. This tree (like so many others) displayed the most amazing autumn colours.

There is also a Part Two, Part Three and Part Four of Autumn in Canberra.

The Old Lamppost

While walking back to my hotel room after work I came across this old broken lamppost. It is situated on McKay street, between Moore Street and Northbourne Ave in Canberra.

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