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Autumn colours in E.C. Manning Provincial Park, taken last year on October 2. This photograph doesn't rank among my favourites, but it serves as a reminder of the photographic potential here – warm, autumnal colours set against the cool blue rock of the area. I'm not certain I will get a chance to return to the park this autumn, but if I do, I hope I'll be able to improve upon this image.
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the gold flowing around the green explains Andy Goldworthy's inspiration from nature