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Fall Photos of Ontario
This page is all about fall photos.
Autumn
is Ontario's most colorful season and perfect for digital images. Here's a simple woodland scene.
Now a city scene, University Avenue in Toronto. The most vivid colors come from the Sugar Maple trees, trees that also give us a popular product -- maple syrup. When you have two desirable attributes, you're popular -- even if you're a tree. Maples line the streets of most older Ontario towns and provide a brilliant show once September rolls around.
Fall colors near Haliburton, Ontario.
Fall colors near Dorset Tower, Ontario
'Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness'
Starting mid-September around
Algonquin Park
and the regions north of the Great Lakes, maple trees begin to change from their summer green to vivid red or yellow leaves. The results are stunning, a rolling wave of colour spreading southward across the north-east of the continent. Fall Colors tours are the order of the day and every road is taken up with cars and buses pulled over to admire or photograph the trees. Our
Fall Colors Algonquin
gives you some idea. Here's another page of
colors' photos.
Fall slides quickly into winter in Ontario as this late fall ice 'dragon' guarding the shore at Whitby on Lake Ontario can testify.
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