I love taking pictures of SDSU campus, for its look changes with the passage of seasons...the brutal summer had stolen much of its glory and it was discouraging photography...autumn arrived and crisp weather prevailed..I felt its time embark on clicking spree again...today shots...
Varied shades of sweetgum foliage....
The sweetgums by the Student Service area were turning shades...
Strings of bright red pyracantha berries....
Luscious rose hips...
Rust-hued sycamore canopy....
The fragrance of freshly-mowed lawn as intoxicating...
Varied shades of sweetgum foliage....
The sweetgums by the Student Service area were turning shades...
Strings of bright red pyracantha berries....
Luscious rose hips...
Rust-hued sycamore canopy....
The fragrance of freshly-mowed lawn as intoxicating...
The lone sausage tree was sporting zillion pretty buds..
The oak was heavy with countless bunches of acorns..
The sycamore was all rust-colored..I wondered, how does it photosynthesize with not a trace of chlorophylls!!
The campanario area was as beautiful as ever, framed by delicate roses...
The African tulip had as much brilliant-orange flowers on it as shed...
The weeping willow looked fresh and magical with the dangling branches...
Finally, the adorable koi fish were swimming merrily in their pond, ignorant of the drought danger threatening California...
I can't wait to find some more leisure time, explore and photograph my lovely campus...
Yes, that's how my Alma mater San Diego State campus looks on a crisp autumn morning.....
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