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| Photo Credit: Renee Leigh Bailey |
Ah, fall has arrived, which means the leaves are changing and
bringing about some of the most spectacular colors of the year.
If you’ve been anywhere near a park or even a cluster of a
few trees over the past couple weeks, you may have noticed people out with
their cameras. Some may be taking high school senior pictures, wedding engagement
or family photos, or just trying to capture the beauty of Creation. One thing’s
for certain, they’re all taking advantage of the beautiful colors. The variety of
trees and shrubs is what brings out the various colors - the evergreens hold
onto their deep green foliage, oaks
slowly turn from their summer green to a dull brown as the fall progresses, birch
leaves quickly turn yellow before releasing them early in the season, and maples
(my favorite of all) have a variation of yellow, orange, and red.
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| Photo Credit; Jon Quijano |
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| Photo Credit: Renee Leigh Bailey |
As the season progresses the leaves disappear and only a
skeleton of trunks and branches remain, making it hard to tell the difference
between them.
Revelations 7:9 After this I looked, and there before me was
a great multitude that no one could count, from every nation, tribe, people and
language, standing before the throne and before the Lamb…
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| Photo Credit: Me and Minnesota's North Shore |
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