Winter’s First Bite, The Beauty of Frosted Leaves

November frost, the first bite of winter on these colorful leaves of barberry, I think that is the name of this plant, is or not, it sure looks pretty. The crisp air carries with it a stillness that amplifies the vivid reds and yellows of the leaves. As I stood there looking for a right angle to take a photograph, I couldn’t help but marvel at how such a small shrub can capture the essence of the changing seasons, hinting at the chill to come while still clinging to its vibrancy. Each leaf seems to shimmer with the promise of winter, creating a breathtaking contrast that leaves a lasting impression.

13 thoughts on “Winter’s First Bite, The Beauty of Frosted Leaves

  1. You make me feel lazy or soemthing for not getting out when it is frosty here. You have inspired me Ritva with these and next winter I will try to make more of an effort. These are lovely.

  2. Lovely compositions and DOF.

    My plant app. says it’s Japanese Barberry (Barberis thunbergii). Not that this app. is always right.

  3. Oh these are wonderful, Ritva! I’m a bit cold-averse but I will look forward to snow, just to be able to capture something like this 😀..

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