Dr. Bondar talks about making these images through the four seasons:
The camera used to make each of these Tree images.
THE TREES:
HORSE CHESTNUT
NORWAY MAPLE
BEECH
SYCAMORE
WILLOW
SUGAR MAPLE
HORSE CHESTNUT
To help you recognize Horse Chestnut features!
Many different views of Horse Chestnut details from buds to bark and beyond!
NORWAY MAPLE
To help you recognize the Norway Maple!
Don Leopold, Dendrologist, Environmental & Forest Biology at SUNY,
discusses some of the problems this non-native maple species has caused. He demonstrates some of the features you can use to identify it.
BEECH
A Year in the Life of a Beech Tree!
The Woodland Trust has managed to capture a year in the life of a beech tree — all within one minute!
SYCAMORE
To help you recognize the American Sycamore!
Don Leopold, Dendrologist, Environmental & Forest Biology at SUNY, discusses the facts of American Sycamore life. He demonstrates some of the features you can use to identify it.
WILLOW
How Willow bends to artistic vision!
Bonnie Gale demonstrates the living artwork she crafts from the special properties of willow.
SUGAR MAPLE
![]() Acer saccharum Marsh. |
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The Red Maple Leaves of the Sugar Maple is the signature image of the Light in the Land photography exhibition. You will find more information about the Sugar Maple and its other Acer relatives PLUS many more great features on The Red Maple Leaves page!
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