Welcome to autumn for those of us who live in the Northern Hemisphere. Today is the Autumnal Equinox, where summer rolls into fall without much autumnal fanfare.
I took this photo during a partial solar eclipse. I was standing atop a hill near Charm, Ohio, in the heart of Ohio’s Amish country in late October 2014. The eclipse occurred close to sunset, which created an eerie glow in the air. If you click on the photo to get a closer look, you can see that the sun’s rays made tiny rainbows in the hundreds of spider webs blown straight out from the barbed wire fence by a strong westerly wind. The coloration of the leaves in the background accentuate the fact that fall had indeed arrived.
“Welcome to Autumn!” is my Photo of the Week.
© Bruce Stambaugh 2021
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Bruce, I don’t comment often but always enjoy your posts. This photo is just amazing. Happy Autumn!
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Thank you so much, Dynna.
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This is truly an amazing photo. I wondered what all those lines are and to think they are spider webs! Beautiful. I always enjoy your blogs.
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Thank you, Hazel. I appreciate your comment.
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This is beautiful! Especially the delicate webs carrying such vibrant colors. Thank you for sharing this.
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You are most welcome, Carrie. I am glad you liked the photo.
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