The morning sun breaks over the ridge above my home and is greeted by the birds. I noticed light playing outside my window and felt the urge to go out and greet the sun with the birds. I followed the light around my yard as it danced on the water in the creek and lead me to the a little sweet gum tree on the edge of forest. The sun crept through a gap in the still green leaves and lit up the single red and gold leaf on the gum tree. I felt as though God were standing the grinning and telling me “Look at what I did!”
The bicolored leaf stood out and brought to mind the thoughts of candle flame.
I marveled for a moment as I raised my lens and captured the flame that lit my soul.
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How Mother Nature & you manage to amaze us!!! Beautiful Click…not seen something like this before.
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I’ve noticed more of them this year than in previous years. Mature Sweet Gum normally turns yellow in my area and the seedlings turn red. But I’ve also seen it in a viburnum which makes me think it’s either a soil condition or that the wavelength of light was different this year.
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