The autumn leaves in the NE of the US this year on the whole are not as spectacular as usual, mainly due to the dry weather in the summer. When I walked into Central Park at the end of October, the colours were disappointing, not much change yet. However, when I approached the lake area, it was very different, and that was the area I cared for.
Photos #16-30 were taken at Old Westbury Gardens in Long Island, where the temporature was a little colder. And the last 6 photos were taken in Harriman State Park in Upstate New York, the coldest among these 3 districts. It was already past peak there, as it was almost winter.

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