Day 328/366
I love how the stems of this plant look like they are reaching for the light.
Look at all that texture! I've noticed more and more that the first thing that draws me into a subject is the light, but what keeps me interested is the variety in texture.
I love the way the light filters through the remaining leaves in the forest and makes this goldenrod glow.
Since the forecast is calling for rain showers the next couple of days, I took advantage of the nicer weather and went for a hike at Indian Lake County Park. There isn't a lot of flowers left blooming, but many of the trails were dotted with prairie fleabane. The white flowers and bright, sunny centers are always cheery.
We have had the most glorious stretch of weather. We're going to soak up as much sun as we can before the cooler weather sets in.
We have had the most beautiful fall weather this week. Warm, sunny days and cool, clear nights. This is my favorite time of year!
The yellow wildflowers are still abundant in nearby field, chasing away the gloomy skies.
This yellow flower is so summery, but the colors of the leaves behind it tell a different story.