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Russian Autumn


September in Voronezh, Russia

Enjoy Russian autumn with me!

Many people say that they don't like autumn because of rainy days and cold weather, because autumn follows summer. But I like autumn, its beauty and calmness.

There are a lot of poems about autumn created by Russian poets. For example, Alexander Pushkin wrote a lot about charm of autumn.


September in Voronezh, Russia

In this year it is so called "golden" autumn.

September in Voronezh, Russia

September in Voronezh, Russia

September in Voronezh, Russia

September in Voronezh, Russia

Two weeks later
October in Voronezh, Russia

October in Voronezh, Russia


October in Voronezh, Russia
A week later
October in Voronezh, Russia


October in Voronezh, Russia

October in Voronezh, Russia

November. Waiting for winter

I feel November as a special time when nature waits for winter. 

November in Voronezh, Russia

November in Voronezh, Russia

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