It was a misty, gray day in central Alabama, but my ginkgo tree helped brighten the backyard. Leaves that have already turned yellow are starting to fall, but there are still many green ones yet to change color.
About your question on my blog. The shrimp come into the lakes and estuaries to spawn. The are caught there on the bottom. Then they swim back out to sea with the tide -- that's were they are caught with the butterfly nets -- on the top of the water.
Such a lovely photo. And you have captured the effect I have seen and spoken of. But never captured in a photo. How even on a gray day, leaves which turn yellow-golden, seem to glow with an inner light.
Maybe they have this ability, to *make up for* not being as bright and flashy, as the leaves which turn brilliant reds and scarlet...? Maybe...? :-)
It was a misty, gray day in central Alabama, but my ginkgo tree helped brighten the backyard. Leaves that have already turned yellow are starting to fall, but there are still many green ones yet to change color.
I love the yellow leaves that have fallen on the lawn. They are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of a pointillism painting
ReplyDeleteAbout your question on my blog. The shrimp come into the lakes and estuaries to spawn. The are caught there on the bottom. Then they swim back out to sea with the tide -- that's were they are caught with the butterfly nets -- on the top of the water.
--steve buser
New Orleans Daily Photo
The ginkgo leaf does have a cute shape. I liked your photo with the two different types of leaves together too.
ReplyDeletethis yellow is great. We have very similar colors nowdays:)
ReplyDeleteI love ginkgo trees! They're so glorious. I'm so glad you took this photo. I agree with Steve's comment about pointillism. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAutumn leaves are stunning! And the Riverfront winner was also an excellent one. Great pictures!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely photo. And you have captured the effect I have seen and spoken of. But never captured in a photo. How even on a gray day, leaves which turn yellow-golden, seem to glow with an inner light.
ReplyDeleteMaybe they have this ability, to *make up for* not being as bright and flashy, as the leaves which turn brilliant reds and scarlet...? Maybe...? :-)
Mari-Nanci
Photos-City-Mine
The golden yellow looks so nice. I had never seen a gingko tree before. I only knew that gingko is medicinal. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteOops, I misspelled "ginkgo"
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