Mornings have turned cooler, the daylight a little softer and the nights are drawing in as the clocks look set to go back later this month.
The changing landscape reminds us that even the simplest transformations can bring beauty, comfort, and a quiet sense of renewal.
And Yorkshire Evening Post photographer Simon Hulme paid a visit to the Grade I listed Kirkstall Abbey, in Leeds, to capture the changing season.
The popular attraction is a beloved landmark for the city and was founded in around 1152.
The site is one of 14 stunning countryside walks around Leeds to try this Autumn, as recommended by the YEP.
7. City gem
The 23.5 hectares of the grounds play host to public parks, tennis courts, football pitches and a children's play area as well as a visitor centre. | Simon Hulme Photo: Simon Hulme
8. Autumn walk
A woman walking through the grounds of Kirkstall Abbey in Leeds. | Simon Hulme Photo: Simon Hulme
9. Changing times
And as autumn sets in, don't forget the clocks will go back on October 26 at 2.00am. | Simon Hulme Photo: Simon Hulme