<h2>Autumn Light Through Trees - Central Park - New York City</h2> - By Vivienne Gucwa<br><br>  In autumn, sun drips down like melted gold on tree limbs decorated in the finest foliage. <br><br>  The earth, chilled by the memory of winter, holds onto the sun's light with hands outstretched as each ray slips through its fingers like fine sand.<br><br>  As bitingly cool air brushes past flushed faces, every bit of sunlight clings to the earth like embers fallen from a powerful fire. <br><br>  ---<br><br>  I love the brisk quality of light in the autumn especially in the evenings. It's as if the sun is trying to penetrate through past winter all the way forward into spring.<br><br>  ---<br><br>
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