Sargent's Crabapples, offer a variety of color combinations based on where you're standing:
From a relative distance you see a three color combo -- golden yellow crabapple leaves, off-white overcast sky, and dark shadowy evergreens.


Where the birds are already feasting the berries disappear. The use of the flash makes the leaves a paler yellow and the damp bark of the stems stands out black-brown.
This next photo makes me think of a quilt done in stripes. Checks (four patch or nine patch) in the grey-white of sky, the yellow of leaves, and the red of crabapples, banded in horizontal bands of sashing in the deep chocolate brown/black of wet branches.
Hello; Love all the photos so very beautiful. And they way you describe each one.
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Alaura
This is a beautiful tree. We saw these in upstate NY and I thought it looked like a cherry tree, but it didn't make sense that there would still be cherries. Now I know!
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