Dozens of times I have passed this trunk without even noticing it.
Some days ago I finally grasped the beauty and poetry of his scars.



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Among fraught clouds and scattered showers of rain, the sunlight, capable of filtering through thinner clouds, kissed a hill in the midst of its splendid foliage in Lessinia.

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This autumn, too hot, follows a dry and torrid summer here in Italy.
I think it is for this reason that the leaves of the beech trees are gradually drying up without first showing off their warm colors, going directly from green to brown and covering the undergrowth with a creaking mantle whose color contrasts with the fresh leaves still hanging from the branches.

P.S.: it seems that I can no longer photograph woods without using two or more overlapping exposures.

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“I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived.” – H. D. Thoreau

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Walking through the high pastures of Lessinia, I came across some tufts of leaves, sprouted from the ground and spared by the cows. They were slowly unfolding their grace to the spring sun: I could not miss the opportunity to grasp their poetry.

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Snow and beeches in Lessinia <3.

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When someone asks me why I love autumn so much, I can’t fully explain myself using words. Yesterday, in Lessinia, I took this photograph; I think that it is the best way to explain why I love this season so much.

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