The other day when I was going to my mom's house, I saw the most amazing tree (above) I've ever seen. It was such an amazingly vibrant shade of orange that I couldn't help but stare at it as I walked down to her house after parking my car. It was almost the color of an orange highlighter, and I didn't think that color could exist in nature. It got me thinking: What if trees where normally that color? What if green trees were the exception and trees turned green when it was fall? Would green trees be as special as orange trees are now? Is it just the rarity of the colors of fall that makes them so special?
Monday, December 7, 2009
Orange You Glad?
The other day when I was going to my mom's house, I saw the most amazing tree (above) I've ever seen. It was such an amazingly vibrant shade of orange that I couldn't help but stare at it as I walked down to her house after parking my car. It was almost the color of an orange highlighter, and I didn't think that color could exist in nature. It got me thinking: What if trees where normally that color? What if green trees were the exception and trees turned green when it was fall? Would green trees be as special as orange trees are now? Is it just the rarity of the colors of fall that makes them so special?
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