The theme of the weekly photo challenge is monochromatic.
This is a photo of my Chinese Maple with morning September sunshine bringing out the various greens of the leaves.
Here is a photo of the same Chinese Maple in all of its Autumnal glory (from last November).
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Absolutely stunning, both colours!! 🙂
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Thank you! I’m glad my tree likes to show off 😉
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I don’t think I have ever seen a Chinese maple in real. I love the shape of the leaves, and the autumn colors are absolutely gorgeous! WOW! 🙂
Thanks for sharing! 🙂
~Carl~
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Thank you, Carl!
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I love the reds of the Chinese maples. Getting to be that time of year. 🙂
janet
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A couple more months for this guy. It will be here soon!
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both colors are beautiful and amazing!
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thank you!
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welcome!
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Terri, I adore these photos. One day I would like to see your Mapple tree. I love them.
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Thank you so much, Lucile!!
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As always, my pleasure.
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Love the reds in your autumnal Chinese Maple. Autumn is my favorite season.
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