There’s a window here on the West Coast where the leaves start to turn vibrant Fall colours, but before the 7-8 months of solid rain begins.  The rain quickly takes all those colours and plasters them onto the streets below, where they turn brown and soggy as late Autumn sets in.  How long that window lasts depends on the year.  This Fall, it only lasted about 2-3 weeks, so we spent the weekend cramming in shoots while the world still looked like a post card.  Today I sit on the couch, looking out the window at grey skies and editing memories of sunshine :).  Here’s a look at this sweet father-daughter shoot we did at Lafarge Lake on Sunday afternoon: