Nature’s handwriting, written in colour.
Photo by
Khadija Hadjab
The sun’s rays have softened, as though they’ve come of age. We’ve been gifted warm, dry autumn days where the air sits gently — never too hot, never too cold.
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Mornings have a gentle chill, and across Shepparton, trees are staging a quiet spectacle, their leaves turning red, gold and copper before gracefully drifting to the ground.
There’s a sweetness to autumn that’s hard to pin down — but impossible to miss.
News reporter Khadija Hadjab wandered through town and captured a few glimpses of the season’s quiet beauty.
How is autumn shaping up in your backyard or street? We’d love to see your slice of the season — email a photo to editor@mmg.com.au.
A Shepparton street lit by autumn’s brush.
Photo by
Khadija Hadjab
Where colours meets stillness.
Photo by
Khadija Hadjab
Trees at Shepparton’s lake in soft focus, seen through autumn’s lens.
Photo by
Khadija Hadjab
Trees in their full autumn splendour.
Photo by
Khadija Hadjab
Shepparton’s botanical gardens dressed for autumn.
Photo by
Khadija Hadjab
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