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By joenesgarden, 8 months and 13 days ago

My leaves don’t look like his …

fall leaves-2 11-2009 November 18, 2009.  While most people living in northern climes have had about enough of the falling leaves already, others know how to turn, what I see as future leaf mold, into art.  See Christoph Niemann's vision of leaves on his blog at The New York Times.  I'm kind of partial to Ernie and Birch and the acid washed 80's jeans.  After you check out his leaves, visit some of his previous posts - Lego is good one.  BTW his website is cool too.

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Gravatar #1. Karen Bannan
8 months and 12 days ago

Nature really is art, isn't it? One of the reasons why I love living in New York -- the change in seasons.

Gravatar #2. joenesgarden
8 months and 12 days ago

Karen,

Thanks for stopping by. I agree, the change of seasons is awesome - keeps us grounded.

Gravatar #3. Ulrike
8 months and 10 days ago

How absolutely lovely. Thank you for posting the link to Christoph Niemann's leaves. I am still smiling about them.

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