Flaming Red Oak

    Did you know oaks could get this bright?

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    1. ★

      AndrewNZ, Jackie S, getthebubbles, Shari Diane, and 562 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    2. janinewhite (92 months ago | reply)

      Great Color

    3. AndrewNZ (92 months ago | reply)

      So vivid!

    4. Art- (92 months ago | reply)

      Fantastic!

    5. nexus6 (92 months ago | reply)

      Burning Tree
      Amazing view!

    6. ba's on the slates (92 months ago | reply)

      What a hot tree. Why do my trees look so cold?

    7. rumble pie (92 months ago | reply)

      exquisite! hope ya don't mind if i make my desktop pattern, captain : )

    8. Jackie S (92 months ago | reply)

      Oh my! Oaks never turn red in Scotland - just brown. I just love this shot!

    9. bcmom (92 months ago | reply)

      My new wallpaper too!

    10. Sandi Cintron (92 months ago | reply)

      Awesome!

    11. SparkyLeigh (92 months ago | reply)

      ***WOWZA***!!!

    12. teo b (92 months ago | reply)

      beautiful..

    13. !yomama! [deleted] (92 months ago | reply)

      Northern Midwestern and Northern New England states benefit from a climate conducive to bright leaves. In part, due to a relatively brief/dry autumn (all species leaves turn together), dry summer, and enhanced by few storms (so leaves don't blow off like in UK). Climate effects the rate of pigment degradation.

      Blah blah blah... its a truly beautiful photo adn makes me miss Michigan in autumn very much.

    14. Old Shoe Woman (92 months ago | reply)

      This is a beautiful image. Love it. You may wish to add it to "Signs of the Seasons" - (tag with 'seasons' & only add photos taken during the last week).
      www.flickr.com/groups/signs-of-seasons/

    15. hyperboreal (92 months ago | reply)

      Great shot!

    16. mimbrava (92 months ago | reply)

      Amazing!!!

    17. CaptPiper (92 months ago | reply)

      Rumble Pie, I'm honored!
      And thank you bcmom, also.
      !yomama!, thanks for your imput, although I don't know about species turning toether. They all seem to have their own time table, actually. We have some in the yard that are done, some prime, and some that have barely started to turn.

    18. Jeff Clow (92 months ago | reply)

      Superb visually.....and spectacularly shot...

      Brilliantly well done...

      BRAVO....!

    19. Carrie Taylor (92 months ago | reply)

      Incredible!

    20. algo (92 months ago | reply)

      Now that is a real red - yes, flaming red.
      Wonderful shot.

    21. Magdalen Green Photography (92 months ago | reply)

      viewed from 1-2-3 pool

      beautiful reds
      wonderful shot

    22. redmann (92 months ago | reply)

      Great perspective & colour. Nicely done!

    23. Mario's Planet (92 months ago | reply)

      Wow, great color! Added it as a favorite.

    24. Drops of Ruby (92 months ago | reply)

      so red :D
      please post it in
      www.flickr.com/groups/searchthebest/

    25. Guess What iCott? (92 months ago | reply)

      Unbelivable colors - wonderful perspective and angle! Great shot!!! Kudos to you!

    26. Chris_J (92 months ago | reply)

      Fantastic colour!

    27. cuellar (92 months ago | reply)

      Stunning colours.

    28. StRI (92 months ago | reply)

      very nice!

    29. wendie7 (92 months ago | reply)

      Wow! That is a great pic!

    30. *CA* (92 months ago | reply)

      Brilliant. I'm waiting for our red oaks. They always put on the second show of the season here and, sometimes, the best of all.

    31. janerc (92 months ago | reply)

      Wow! I've never seen a red oak

    32. Joserri (92 months ago | reply)

      Preciosa, impactante.
      A great work of art !!!

    33. *Angel* (92 months ago | reply)

      Lovely photo

    34. Seba.it (92 months ago | reply)

      beautiful color and light !

    35. cbstottle (92 months ago | reply)

      Fantastic

    36. j0rune (92 months ago | reply)

      wow, that's RED!

    37. tschopper (Tom Schopper Photography) (92 months ago | reply)

      Beeeeeee-utiful! This is one of the reasons I love Autumn so much. Lovely.

      (Found in the BRAVO Group.)

    38. Alicia Napier Photography (oc girl) (91 months ago | reply)

      Perfect! Please send to:
      www.flickr.com/groups/absolutely_perfect/

    39. KristinHayes (91 months ago | reply)

      It makes me miss Connecticut... A stunning photo.

    40. Rache'spics (91 months ago | reply)

      i have never seen an oak go this colour its a great picture

    41. knuddelbacke (90 months ago | reply)

      Oh Julie ... this is soooo wonderful!!!
      You love the trees too :))

    42. ... has left the building [deleted] (90 months ago | reply)

      I knew Hardy would love this one! ;-)

    43. Cilest (90 months ago | reply)

      now, this is the first time i see an oak burning without flames. great shot.

    44. Graveyard Kitty (90 months ago | reply)

      this is beautiful

    45. Bing Berendsen (90 months ago | reply)

      This so beautiful!!!Great shot

    46. tp (89 months ago | reply)

      This would be my wallpaper for this month ;)
      HUGS!

    47. polarbear (89 months ago | reply)

      Wow! Beautiful!

    48. mtyto (88 months ago | reply)

      Stunning!

    49. skipgoforth (88 months ago | reply)

      A brilliant meditation~!

    50. dreamshards8 (87 months ago | reply)

      Wow-i love it, it's beautiful. Autumn is the best time of year.

    51. Beefus (87 months ago | reply)

      Absolutely beautiful! The composition, color, movement...love it!

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