The Japanese maple
Is next to last behind the giant oak
To drop its leaves
And so they glow in early morning sunlight
And cast shadows on the soft gray trunks.
Autumn Farewell
11 Monday Nov 2013
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Beautiful photograph!
Thanks, Jessica! You are still posting some gorgeous flowers. I especially loved your November pansies and the pink rose. It must be milder where you live.
Thank you! We have yet to see snow and the flowers are just about done, but there’s still a few left!!
I love this photo. Besides the bright leaves you got the white of the bark and the shadows of the leaves.
Thanks! The wind was blowing quite a bit so it was a challenge to try to focus, but I loved the morning sun & shadows.