“and all at once, summer collapsed into fall.”
– Oscar Wilde
Less than two weeks ago, summer ended. It felt abrupt, or as Oscar Wilde would say, all at once. I was in Athens, Greece, on September 22, and the awe of seeing the Acropolis just outside my balcony superseded any thoughts I might have had about the changing seasons. It wasn’t until I was back in New York and Connecticut and felt a sudden chill in the air that I realized autumn is upon us. Just today, I saw my first orange leaf blow right by me.
This blog post has some of my favorite summer photos. Next post, I’ll show you some photos from Greece and elsewhere. I hope you’re appreciating this transition.
In the neighborhood, doing pretty well with one hand.
My favorite New York City landmark building….Grand Central Terminal.
Fooling around creating flatlays with my just-picked flowers.
Stefanie made gluten-free pancakes, seen with nearby Dirt Road Farm‘s maple syrup.
Heather, viewing her Osprey nest in Westport. Using my Canon. PS little babies were spotted…..
A painting project, loving the aquas.
Steve picked these for me, it’s our wedding flower and he knows I’m partial.
The Flatiron Building right near my old office. I love this landmark building too!
Ahhhhh, the peony from Evelyn at Butternut Gardens in Southport.
Fireworks, I had to shake it up a bit and I actually envisioned a pink and orange burst, and voila.
I couldn’t resist, Brooklyn Bridge.
Hoola hoops. Elisa makes these for all the kids in at the beach.
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Most of the time I am using my Leica Q or a Canon 5D M3 cameras. Sometimes I use my iPhone.
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