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The great divide! I love the way the leaves on the left side look as though they are fossilized into the ground while the ones on the right are bursting free.
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Very cool selfie, Elizabeth. More of you reflected in oak leaves than the soon-to-be green grass! LIKE it!
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A cross-section of seasonal shift. Soon to be covered with more snow, yes? Allison’s comment is an interesting one, about the different ‘mood’ of leaves. For some reason it makes me think of a Nanaimo bar…
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The beauty of this is in the composition — your shadow split over the lines dividing road (?), grass, flower bed, and plants. Such a perfect seasonal shot with all those withered leaves. The grass looks anemic, but we know within a week or two, it will be spring green again. Lovely, Elizabeth.
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Or perhaps it’s not a road but a path?
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