Western Larch, more commonly known here as Tamarack, can be an ugly tree. It's rather scrawny; it turns "rusty" in the fall (after a beautiful yellow phase) and then drops its needles. But when the snow and ice cover it in winter, it is a lacy beauty, towering high above many other conifers.
REDISCOVERING MYSELF THROUGH PHOTOGRAPHY
Thursday, December 8, 2016
Another Season is Underway
This blog is suffering from an absence of blogger! And while I've been "absent" from the blogging, fall has come and gone--and winter has arrived. Snow in the mountains, followed by temperatures just above zero, turned the nearby mountain landscapes into breathtaking scenery.
Western Larch, more commonly known here as Tamarack, can be an ugly tree. It's rather scrawny; it turns "rusty" in the fall (after a beautiful yellow phase) and then drops its needles. But when the snow and ice cover it in winter, it is a lacy beauty, towering high above many other conifers.
Western Larch, more commonly known here as Tamarack, can be an ugly tree. It's rather scrawny; it turns "rusty" in the fall (after a beautiful yellow phase) and then drops its needles. But when the snow and ice cover it in winter, it is a lacy beauty, towering high above many other conifers.
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4 comments:
Beautiful trees with all the sunshine! Glad you're back.
Evelyn, these photographs are just beautiful!
I love the snowy/icy trees against that gorgeous blue sky.
Oh. My. Word. Utterly breathtaking!
just beautiful....looks like a snowy winter for you.
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