Fall in Uptown

“Where there is no vision, there is no hope.” – George Washington Carver

A city park featuring a tranquil pond with a fountain, surrounded by trees showcasing autumn colors, with modern buildings in the background under a cloudy sky.

When it comes to taking photos in the fall, I try to plan it out as best I can. I try to get out and take as many photos as I can when the leaves are changing. It can be tricky to get out because I have a pretty busy work schedule this time of the year. I prefer to ride my bike to different locations to take photos because it’s easier to get in and out of the different locations. However, time doesn’t allow that every year, so then I just drive out there.

A serene park view featuring a small pond surrounded by trees with autumn foliage, and a skyline of tall buildings in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

I know many of us are excited for fall to finally be here. This summer was one of the hottest I’ve been through, and I am happy my poor Air Conditioner gets to take a break. One thing I also love about fall is how the leaves are changing. Uptown Charlotte has so many great photo opportunities to see fall up close and personal. I captured most of these shots in Marshall Park. There are a few I took over at the Little Sugar Creek Greenway.

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