Photo Contest at writefromkaren.com I’m planning to enter Karen’s Fall Photo Contest this year, but I am having a hard time deciding which picture to enter. We haven’t done much out there in the gorgeous Wisconsin fall foliage this year so I don’t have any current pictures (as of today) that I would enter but last year I took several pictures which I think might be good enough. I’ve narrowed it down to four pictures that I just love and I’d appreciate it greatly if you’d give your opinion on which is the best representation of Fall / has the best overall feeling / you inexplicably like better than the rest. Because lord knows I’m biased and can’t help love them all.

And of course, if you think you’ve got a picture that could blow mine out of the water competition-wise, you should enter, too for a chance to win a $25 gift card to your choice of the following stores: Old Navy, JcPenney, Victoria’s Secret, Kohl’s, iTunes – (will need mailing address – U.S. addresses only), Target, Land’s End, Amazon.com, Busy Bodies, Life is Good, Tiny Prints Stationery, You Can Make This, SWAK Embroidery, Pottery Barn for Kids, Pottery Barn, Marshalls (will need mailing address – U.S. addresses only), or TJ Maxx (will need mailing address – U.S. addresses only) – not to mention the fame, glory and a winners button for you blog. For more information on the contest, just click on over here.

Here are my four favorite fall pictures:

option 1 - the pumpkin patch
option 1 – the pumpkin patch
option 2 - a hard days work
option 2 – a hard days work
option 3 - shadows and light
option 3 – shadows and light
option 4 - majestic foliage
option 4 – majestic foliage

2 responses to “Favorite Photographs of the Fall: Picking and Choosing”

  1. vivienne Avatar

    Definitely between pumpkin patch and majestic foliage.

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  2. jen@ourdailybigtop Avatar

    Pumpkin patch is my favorite!

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