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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