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Lake Kawaguchi autumn festival
河口湖・紅葉まつり
The light is a joy, too!!
光遊びもなかなか楽しいです。
Fuji-kawaguchikomachi, Yamanashi pref, Japan
Taken from below at Butchart Gardens, where the subtle backlight emphasized the red of the maple seeds against the leaves. Simplified with Topaz to help bring out shapes and depth of what was a somewhat chaotic image.
Smile on Saturday "Seasonal Flora"
(Vancouver Island Trip 2018)
Different species of maple seeds. Sure sign of spring! Love the details and subtle diversity. Found beside the driveway.
Fallen bigleaf maple (Acer macrophyllum) leaf in the rain at the recreation complex, Powell River, B.C., Canada.
Nikon D200
Zoom-Nikkor 43-86mm f/3.5 AI
Tree-mendous Tuesday
This is why it's called a Silver Maple. When the wind blows it exposes the silver underside of the leaves.
Something a little different today :) Thank you all for asking about my health. I'm feeling pretty well today. Went to my ENT doctor and will be having some minor surgery on January 5th. Also have to have a tube put into one of my ears. SEE!! I REALLY am a kid!! LOLOL!!! Will be round to visit soon. Promised my son I would make him some "glorified brownies" Yummy stuff!
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Recipe for Glorified Brownies - preheat oven to 375 degrees
1 cup chopped pecans (I don't use them cause kid doesn't like them)
1 12 oz semi sweet chocolate chips
2 cans Eagle Brand CONDENSED milk
2-3 teaspoons vanilla ( I use 3 cause I like it)
1 box, graham crackers. Take 3 of the long ones out...don't use them. Crush the graham crackers very well.
Mix all ingredients together. It will be so thick you will think you need Popeye arms.
Butter VERY WELL a 9x9 pan. Bake for about 20 - 30 mins. until golden brown and "set". They are oooey gooey good!
Eat and enjoy!! They are EXTREMELY rich!
Near start of Nature Trail at Ship Harbor in Anacortes WA. Maple was about 8" in diameter.
Also, it is blooming, so there is pollen which shows up when photo is enlarged.
I’m very happy that these Japanese maples are coming back to full health. No longer deteriorating, they have been fenced in for a few years to keep people from sitting on their branches. They are even more beautiful in the spring and fall!
Cylburn Park, Baltimore, MD
I worry about this year's Fall color season in West Michigan.
It's been so incredibly hot and dry that pretty much all the early pops of color (like these shots taken near the campus of Grand Valley) have turned brown, shriveled and dropped.
Fortunately, there are still a lot of green trees in the area that haven't started turning; but my fear is that they're going to go green to brown to down. :-(
For my video; youtu.be/vERTaflRxmI?si=fH_mL1TWL5bjznga
Uploaded exactly 19 years ago to the day since the photo was taken.
Brilliant red Maple leaves
Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada.
Until this year I've never actually owned property. I get a certain thrill that I am now the custodian of a few trees and shrubs.
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An autumn Japanese maple. This is NOT the the famous maple tree in the Portland Japanese garden (that everyone has a photo of).
~dr