Index - japanese maples

[seemolf]

Hi,
this is my second index test (and second maple posting).
The IDs of the pics were transferred to excel, (mis)using this program as a text generator.
The results are embedded in HTML.

These pictures are part of my maple inventory.
We don't have this lovely coloured landscape of squirl033 around here.
So I had to plant a little "forrest" of japanese maples in my garden.
These pictures give a slight impression of their leaves before leaving.
All pics can be enlarged in a new window (target="_blank") - is this ok?.

Hope you like them
Sven

ps which style - square (part of the picture) or full?

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full thumb25
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http://sgsg.zoto.com/user/lightbox/C...aded-asc/0-160

[LadyhawkVA]

Very nice collection of maple leaves - and an ingenious method for indexing.

[seemolf]

thanks ladyhawk!

these leaves went to my archive, but I am jealous with John- boyzo who has the spring version of such leaves in his garden!

There are not so many answers to the index theme, but those who answer count!

Sven

[squirl033]

very pretty leaves. i have a Japanese maple in my front yard, but it never turns color in autumn - it's a little bit green in early spring, but turns dark red in about June and stays that way till the leaves fall off...

you should print a bunch of these and mount them in a collage frame... it'd make a very interesting display.

[seemolf]

Thanks squirl,
I am just working at the collage! There was a motivation for the uniform background and light.
Some of us have japanese maples, there seems to be a common senses of asthetics.
My best maple is: "deshojoh" - starting red, with a mix of green and red throughout the year and and fire-red finish! ...... but I guess there are more than 400 maples sold at esveld.nl and all are good.

Perhaps there should be viewof the forrest - this is (non-indian) summer:






Sven