Thursday, November 5, 2026

Fall Foliage 2026 - Part 2

Following my previous post on Fall Foliage, we continue with more colorful highlights from the last week or so.

This is looking at the High Line from Washington Street in the Meatpacking District. 

Colorful vegetation lines the High Line with the Standard Hotel in the background.

These scenes are from Evergreens Cemetery in Brooklyn. Cemeteries are great places to see fall foliage as they tend to have a nice variety of trees.

The sun shines through some green and yellow trees.

A statue of a sleeping woman with a bright orange tree in the background.

Gree, yellow, orange, and red trees with a carpet of dead leaves.

This is a Sugar Maple and this photo just doesn't convey the intensity of the orange color.

A brilliant orange sugar maple tree.

A row of red, green and orange trees.

Bright yellow and orange trees flanked by evergreens.

A sunlit yellow tree with brown and orange leaves covering the ground.

A sunny fall scene in Evergreen Cemetery.

Trees with yellow, orange and green leaves.

A dead tree looks stark against a backdrop of colorful autumn colors.

One tree displaying green, yellow and orange leaves.

This is All Faiths Cemetery in Queens.

Intense orange and red trees border a cemetery.

Bright orjange and yellow trees lit up by the sun.

Beth-El Cemetery in Queens:

A serene cemetery road lined with colorful fall trees.

A cemetery monument with a bright orange and yellow tree alongside it.

Tompkins Square Park:

A bright yellow tree stands out in Tompkins Square Park.

The Krishna Tree looking lovely in yellow:

The Krishna Tree in Tompkins Square in full yellow autumn color.

A path in Tompkins square surrounded by colorful fall foliage.

Finally, the scene around the Temperance Fountain:

The Tompkins Square Temperance Fountin with a yellow American Elm in the background.


But wait, there's more! As October turned into November, more trees joined the autumn party, so the fall foliage series will continue next week.
 
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