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Pair of Frosty Leaves: Back and Front!
[best appreciated at full size against black]
Down at the edge of our seasonal pond is a tree that--SURPRISE--is NOT an Oak! It has beautiful leaves which turn many pretty shades when they fall off the tree. Here we have a pair of them, tipped with winter frost!
This image was taken in January, 2012.
Down at the edge of our seasonal pond is a tree that--SURPRISE--is NOT an Oak! It has beautiful leaves which turn many pretty shades when they fall off the tree. Here we have a pair of them, tipped with winter frost!
This image was taken in January, 2012.
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