Revealing the beauty of Fall-Winter.

We are still in the sixties though.

If you are anyway in the vicinity of Brown County State Park, you will visit the Park in the fall, because all the leaves and the weather makes it a gorgeous outing.

So we did – Brown County 2011.

You always enjoy dessert after a meal. It’s like a break after a break.

Not precisely Bloomington, but close enough. This was taken outside of Indianapolis Museum of Art (IMA). I was there to attend the Urbanized Summit, followed by a screening of Gary’s new film, Urbanized.

In full relevance to the summit that also talked about mass public transit (I learnt so much) – I just love bike ranks full of bikes. It’s just awesome.

Titled as such because my girlfriend accompanied over and I think it’s a wonderful gift. Plus, I think the picture looks fake after being processed via Flare.

Not quite yet though. I enjoy the surprise, it was very pleasant.

8:25 a.m. sky.

I wish I could show you the rest of the sky. It was a gorgeous morning.

How do this work? Half summer, half fall?

Nature is wonderful.

If you’ve ever heard of IU, it might be one of two reason – the Business School or the Music School.

With world-famous musicians as faculty, IU’s Jacobs School of Music is top notch indeed – to name a few, Edward Auer, David Baker, Mark Kaplan and Janos Starker (mentioned in the movie The Soloist).

And you can find this set of fountain in front of the school. I have never really find out the reason behind it’s design, I just know the school turns off it’s pipe every November and turn it back on in March/April. So days like this, with these fountain as foreground are numbered. In 2011, at least.

Lake Monroe is one of the few man-made lakes around Bloomington. Despite being man-made, the lake and it’s surroundings have become a great natural hideout for people looking for time by the water.

You can rent a boat and chill on the lake or cook out with barbecue or bonfire. It’s a good time anyway.