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Late turning autumn tree


Normally, this tree would be as bald as Mr. T by late October. An extended Indian summer (interrupted by random cold days) has allowed the trees to keep their leaves longer.
Sometimes technology lends to nature, as in the case of this photo. I found pixlr express for desktop. I can create different moods and, in some cases, make nature look better. An overcast sky dulled a lot of things such as the hues of the background treeline.
I am reminded of Psalm 24:1-2


 God also puts His creativity in the minds of men, such as those who created this free software. May He be praised,
Amen.



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