Photographer's Choice: Late Fall

 

 
 The occasional deciduous tree speckled along the road provides lovely contrast with the evergreens, and despite how late it is in the season, many of these trees still hold firmly onto their leaves.
 
 
 Tawnya Dailey uses a leaf blower to clean out the gutters on her house outside of Lebanon, Oregon (November 19th)

 
 
The damp soil and dying leaves on the ground provide excellent conditions for fungi to grow.

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