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Friday, October 14, 2011
Third Week of Fall: Shoot Leaves Backlit
This is the third week in my "2011 Fall Trees" project. This week I posted two gingko pictures, one that had some yellow leaves and
another with an awesome Love Shack birdnest. I also found some nice color on the local kousa dogwood, and some color in the
cherry blossom tree, and got an interesting shot of a forest pansy redbud before the bright yellow color will arrive in a
few weeks, but my favorite shot of the week was the honey locust during a rain storm (above). I'll remember that one because
my son held the umbrella, hooking his arm in mine. Tree projects are good for my soul. Click here for the third week of fall's pictures. Want to see the fall pictures as they're posted each day? Friend me on Facebook with a note about your interest in trees. Remember, tree-related articles are now posted on my photography
blog, under the Julie's Trees category. Come on over! Peace, jules
Thursday, October 6, 2011
2nd Week: More Green
This is the second week in my "2011 Fall Trees" project including pictures of a sweetgum in fall, my
armstrong maple, my October Glory red maple (both of while are still fully green, by the way), buds on my Red Sunset red maple
(that tree's ready for spring already!), a sassafras leaf plus some beautiful sunrise bronze from my Royal Red maple. Click here for the second week's worth of pictures. Remember, tree-related articles are now posted on my photography blog,
under the Julie's Trees category. Come on over! Peace, jules
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"The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago. The second best time is today."
-- African proverb
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