A collection of fall photographs from Seattle’s gardens and wooded spaces in 2017. Wet leaves, moss, maples, and gaps between branches became small studies in color, texture, and structure, shaped as much by rain and changing light as by the season itself.

Dew-covered leaf

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#Orangeleaf on #mossytrees in #KubotaGarden in #Seattle

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#FallColors at #KubotaGarden in Seattle

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#crownshyness of trees in the #WashingtonParkArboretum in #Seattle #fallcolors

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Rainy red-ringed leaves at #KubotaGarden

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#SeattleJapaneseGarden #mapletree #fallcolors

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