This is a different type of triptych that I actually really like. Besides the perfect color-matching, the layout and small story it tells is really intriguing. Will definitely look at this for breath.

These types of photos really don't get enough credit. In order to get the shadows and silhouettes in the foreground, but still get distinguished patterns in the background, with the sun as a main part of the photo, is extremely difficult. This photographer's shot came out beautifully, though.

I really like the colors of the leaves with the overall tone of the photo. A really desaturated photo looks really good with a fall theme. I also like the leading lines created by the hedges and walkway.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/mmortah/8109899286/

Really cool how he got the lights to show up like that. Using tea lights and suspending them must've taken a long time, but really magical and mysterious. Like how he messes with light.

This photo looks like a painting! The reflection of the water isn't clear enough to be an exact replication because of the time of day, but the ripples make it look really artistic.

Really awesome fall shot. Of course I like the shallow depth of field, but the water drops make for a really interesting photo. They add to the texture and vivacity of the composition. 

A 14 second exposure for the Aurora borealis in Nebraska! I had no idea a long exposure like this would not have over-exposed the stars or even the lighting in the sky. Simply incredible photo.