In the middle of December, we started on our grand adventure to see Santa Claus. First stop, London. Our first stop on this dreary day was the Borough Market. The crowd was so thick, we could hardly move. We abandoned this mash for a ride on the London Eye.
So this last post of the car show ended up being my post for Christmas. That's OK since this season gets much of its appear from nostalgia and that is what a car show is all about.
One of the things I miss in today's modern cars are the hood ornaments. They are not functional but they are handsome.
Since a car show is filled with lots of bright colors, I thought I'd warm up a little with some bright natural colors.
It is always nice to find a 'May-December' kind of composition with fresh flowers framed by fallen leaves.
Today, I added the extension ring to the lens so I could get closer to things and bring you some smaller details.
As we reach the shank of the season, there are still colors and life to be found. This bee is still finding pollen to nourish him and the flowers and still bursting with color.
Sometimes a simple scene can warm the heart. These apples lying on the ground in the autumn sun spark many memories.
On a sunny afternoon (in September), I took a walk about the neighborhood to see hat I could see. Here is some of what I found.
