Couleurs éblouissantes, chemin St-Armand

The best i voted it

Thank you, Yannis.

Colours Voted.

Very nice colours and atmosphere! Voted. Greetings from Italy Sabrina

I also would like run by car, in such beautiful Scene!

Beautiful....and 'Best of'

amitani

DE très jolies photos dans votre album !!!!Bravo !!!! Merci de nous faire voir ainsi votre pays !!! Amitiés de France --Pierre--

Nice Autumn colors, thats whats missing here in Florida...

very nice shot

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well done

greetings mohammad

really nice .... dream place!!! i wish i could be there!!! Voted. Thanks for visiting my gallery. Rony, from Bangladesh

Hi Vincent,

this is a really beautiful photo. Wonderful colours and a good composition. I like it very much. Is this what they call "Indian summer"?

At the time being autumn in Europe is beginning and I hope to beable to make as beuatiful photos as this one here.

Greetings, Wolfgang

Hi Wolfgang,

I'm glad you like it. It wasn't quite yet «Indian summer», the picture having been taken on Oct. 19: let's say it was just a pleasant autumn afternoon. «Indian summer» is a warm spell during a few days, often closer to mid-november, appearing after the frost has settled in.

As you well know, early morning and late afternoon are among the best moments for capturing autumn foliage: I hope you have good weather for pleasant bike rides. Looking forward to seeing your shots.

Thanks again,

Vincent

Hi Vincent,

I didn't know that. Here in Europe people connect "Indian summer" with wonderfully coloured forests that we know only in october. In November all leaves have gone and a grey and dark period is beginning :-(

If I will be able to take some photos, I'll let you know :)

Greetings, Wolfgang

Hello again, Wolfgang,

Apparently, the main criterion defining «Indian summer» is that a «killing frost» must have occurred so that the leaves start changing colour. The other criterion is, of course, a warm spell. So you are quite right in saying that «Indian summer» is more likely to occur in October. However, if you go south into New England or further down, «Indian summer» occurs later on in the season, that is to say until late November. In no way is «Indian summer» associated with the leafless and dark period you refer to. This goes to say that the connection made by people in Europe is absolutely correct !!

Best wishes,

Vincent

Hello Vincent,

so in the end it's still a little bit what I (European) thought. The thing that I didn't know was this "killing frost" period.

Thanks for your information and until soon :)

Greetings, Wolfgang

Beautiful composition !

Really a beautiful place !

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Best greetings from Taiwan , MaxLo

Thank you, MaxLo.

Your beautiful sunset shot over the golf course got my VOTE.

Best regards, Vincent