Isn't Every City Prettier in the Fall?
Fall is a great time to be a city dweller. These photos, which can otherwise speak for themselves, remind us why. Only three are mine; most have been curated from wonderful photographers who have graciously licensed their work for noncommercial use via creative commons.

Tokyo. Photo by Marufish/Flickr

Washington, D.C. Photo by Kaid Benfield

Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Photo courtesy of NCBrian/Flickr

Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. Photo courtesy of abhinay omkar/Flickr

Toronto. Photo courtesy of Prashanth Raghavan/Flickr

Memphis. Photo courtesy of Lindsay Turner/Flickr (left) Seattle. Photo courtesy of Canopic/Flickr
Chevy Chase, Maryland. Photo by Kaid Benfield

Amman, Jordan. Photo courtesy of Roba al Assi/Flickr

Chicago. Photo by Nate Burgos/Flickr

Santa Fe. Photo courtesy of Michael R. Swiggot/Creative Commons

Paris. Photo by Kaid Benfield

Santiago, Chile. Photo courtesy of Phokrates/Creative Commons

Cape Town. Photo by Warrenski/Flickr

Vienna. Photo courtesy of TravelingTamas/Flickr (left) Dublin. Photo courtesy of Sunafterrain/Flickr

Boise, Idaho. Photo courtesy of Roadsidepictures/Flickr

Winchester, Ontario. Photo by Gemma Gace/Flickr

Beijing. Photo courtesy of pat_ong/Flickr

Los Angeles. Photo by Koopr/Creative Commons

Houston. Photo courtesy of jeffbalke/Flickr

Wamego, Kansas. Photo courtesy of Are You My Rik/Flickr
Top image: Portland, Oregon. Photo courtesy of David Grant/Flickr
This post originally appeared on the NRDC's Switchboard blog.


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