Colors of Fall
by Chris Low
An eerie but beautiful fall morning.
Unattended piles of leaves = a fun photo op.
Hess Creek Canyon comes alive with color in the fall.
Vibrant yellows, oranges and reds are on full display on the quad in November.
As campus transitions from fall to winter, once lush trees go bare, waiting to come back to life in the spring.
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