WE may be living under even tighter restrictions, but there's nothing stop us getting out and about and exploring the wonderful autumnal sights in our communities.
That's what members of the Star's Facebook Camera Club group have been doing.
The snappers have been sharing some vivid pics of local beauty spots and nature, enriched by the golden colours of the season.
Take a look through them here.
If you want to contribute your pictures add them to the box below. You can request to join the group on Facebook by searching for St Helens Star Camera Club.
Thanks to all our members for some magnificent contributions.
Pumpkins waiting to picked at Birchalls Farm. By Carol Southward
A stunning sunrise at Carr Mill Dam by Peter Boylan
Fields in Billinge by Jen Roberts
Gliding along Newton Canal - by David Gibson
Mark Garner's stunning study of a nuthatch
Carr Mill Dam is especially beautiful at this time of year - by Peter Boylan
Reflections of a swan by Chris Shaw
Sunrise at Taylor Park by Ann Odonnell's lovely picture of morning rays of sunshine in Taylor Park
A robin basks in the autumn sunshine at Carr Mill Dam. Pic by John Fisher
Another beauty in Sherdley Park. Carol Southward took this picture of the golden leaves
Chris Shaw's stunning view of Sherdley
Sherdley Park's splendid autumn colours by Peter Boylan
Ann Odonnell's lovely picture of morning rays of sunshine in Taylor Park
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Send us your pictures of autumn
"Share your pictures of autumnal scenes and nature. Please leave a description of where the picture was taken."
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Autumn colours. back garden 
Parr. St Helens Your pictures
Early morning sky over the fields ,Bold rd/ Reginald rd 
Early morning Bold rd/ Reginald rd 
Early morning sky Bold rd / Reginald rd . No filters! 
Early morning over fields ,.Bold rd / Reginald rd Send us your pictures of autumn
Share your pictures of autumnal scenes and nature. Please leave a description of where the picture was taken.
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