The Path Disappears First
Three frames describe autumn through subtraction: first the pavement, then the people, then almost all of the leaves.
Autumn begins here as accumulation. Orange and rust bury a straight path beside chain link until the ground becomes a single continuous surface; in the second frame, three walkers recede along the same vanishing line, small against the corridor.
The last image breaks the route open and looks up. A slender tree keeps its remaining orange leaves beside a pale building as sunlight cuts across the lawn. The sequence starts with what has fallen and ends with what has not.
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