The colours of your place

The inspiration for Otago’s sporting colours? Blue and gold on a blue sky day, downstream from...
The inspiration for Otago’s sporting colours? Blue and gold on a blue sky day, downstream from Clyde’s red bridge. PHOTO: GRANT REDDINGTON
Like bright torches, poplars turn to gold near Incholme, in North Otago. PHOTO: AGNES FOX
Like bright torches, poplars turn to gold near Incholme, in North Otago. PHOTO: AGNES FOX
Red and gold autumn leaves drift down the pathway in the Dunedin Botanic Garden. PHOTO: KATE BURTON
Red and gold autumn leaves drift down the pathway in the Dunedin Botanic Garden. PHOTO: KATE BURTON
Arrowtown’s autumn colours on a bright sky day. Brow Peak is in the background. PHOTO: JIM FRASER
Arrowtown’s autumn colours on a bright sky day. Brow Peak is in the background. PHOTO: JIM FRASER
At the 100km mark of the Clutha Gold Trail between Beaumont and Millers Flat (if you started at...
At the 100km mark of the Clutha Gold Trail between Beaumont and Millers Flat (if you started at Waihola), with the Clutha River, the mighty Mata-Au bisecting the gold and green with its bright band of iridescent blue. PHOTO: MATTHEW LYSAGHT
Golden brown, textured by sun, Lake Johnson near Queenstown shows its autumn colours. PHOTO:...
Golden brown, textured by sun, Lake Johnson near Queenstown shows its autumn colours. PHOTO: ADELE BIRD
Autumn colours outside Olveston Historic Home. Photo: Karla Pearce
Autumn colours outside Olveston Historic Home. Photo: Karla Pearce

It’s that time of year when awesome autumn displays around Otago make people draw breath at the natural beauty of our province.

We recently asked our readers to provide us with some of their own autumnal scenes and they haven’t been shy.

Here is a selection of many beautiful photographs sent to the Otago Daily Times this week.

Thank you all for your contributions.