The National Archives’ todaysdocument delivers with some incredible color photography celebrating the passing of light.
Leaf Peeping
On this fall weekend - enjoy some lovely fall color from the Environmental Protection Agency.
~reblogged by Trent Gilliss, senior editor
Fall on Central Park West
by Trent Gilliss, senior editor
Winter has already taken root here in Minneapolis, but I haven’t let go of autumn yet. So I just couldn’t resist reblogging a small portion of this wonderful series of autumn photos by Jamie on her From Me to You blog, which she introduced with the caption: “As November slips away the last leaves fall on Central Park West making way for the winter air and snow filled trees…”
Be sure and view Jamie’s complete fall photo series on her site.
“Hudson River Valley Autumn” Inspired by John O’Donohue
by Trent Gilliss, senior editor
For Thanksgiving we’ll be releasing an encore of “The Inner Landscape of Beauty,” which, if I dare say so, is quickly becoming a classic in our program’s portfolio. We’ve received lots of moving responses to our guest’s thoughts and words over the years. And, this week Tom Warren, a listener from Westchester, New York, posted this lovely video on the wall of our Facebook page with the following introduction:
“Krista’s interview with John O’Donohue inspired me to put together a two-minute, video slideshow set to music, celebrating the beauty of autumn, with photographs I took over the last month or so in the Hudson River Valley outside of New York City. I hope you don’t mind my sharing it with the On Being community.”
Of course we don’t mind! And, we’re proud to share it with the rest of our audience who may not check in our Facebook page regularly. We love seeing our productions inspire others to produce new creative works and think or hear or see differently. Thanks Tom!
