A walk through "An Autumn Painting." The magic and beauty of Colour at Brinsley Headstocks Nature Reserve.

Yes, it might be the end of October already and the month of October, well it could easily be described as the following, "the pinnacle and highlight of Autumn, for once October is over then Winter is here." But that in itself is something which even I have thought holds some truth to it. However though that is not the case,

"Many a photographer, such as Craig Yates, such as Henry Turner - and of course others, well they have all said and will say that despite October ending and November approaching, that the month of November still has Autumn, the Autumn Colours can still continue and November is indeed still very much classed as The Autumn."

At the middle of Autumn though is when things change, a transition happens and Winter begins to encroach. But it was a few days ago that I was at Brinsley Headstocks Nature Reserve, a place that no matter what time of year it is always has something new to capture, colours, layers and beauty, even if many years ago it would have looked incredibly different, and that is because it was the former home of Brinsley Colliery. But just walking along this time what did I come across? Well I came across colours of Autumnal delights and beauty, magic as well, for was I walking through "An Autumn Painting?" Well I certainly think so, and below are the photos that I had managed to capture. 

"Yellow, Green and Orange Glow."

"Time to walk the Autumn Pathway."

"A Wall of Autumn."

"The Autumn Frame and Light."

"Under the Oak Symphony."

"Oak Light, Autumn Glow."

"Under the Oak, the light of Autumn Shines."

"Across the Autumn Green."

"Like the Padley Gorge."

"Water and Autumn, Leaves Fallen on the Bank."

"Reaching across."

"Autumn Wonderland, under the Canopy."

"Complexities and Golden is the Autumn Layers."

"Follow the Autumn Pathway."

"Elements, Layers of Abstract Autumn Glowing."

"Looking back along one Autumn Path."

"The Gallery and the Walk."

"Ferns and Autumn Foliage."

"Green, Golden, Brown."

"Like the Autumn Rainforest."

"Standing in a work of Autumn Arts."