In subsequent months, I resolved to document the tree in all four seasons, beginning with this picture in the spring, which I tinted green in postprocessing. In retrospect, I'm not sure that was a good idea, but there it is.
I got this picture in the summer, with corn growing in the foreground.
Due to peculiar weather patterns, we didn't have much fall color, and I didn't get an autumn picture. Oh well, maybe next year, I thought.
Last week, I was sad to see that this is all that's left of the majestic old tree. Why it was taken down, I don't know, but I'll miss it.
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4 comments:
Awwww....I hate to see that. It looked good in the photos. I wonder why they took it down. I like the idea of documenting the seasons. I hope you are doing well and enjoying your adorable granddaughter......Thanks for posting to Nature Notes David.. Michelle
Lovely set of photos, it is upseting when the cut down these pretty trees.
How special that you took so many photos before the tree was taken down. Makes a great series of shots, although it's so sad the tree was cut down.
Great study of the majestic tree, but a sad close and a great loss to us all.
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