| Subject: Staghorn Sumac, Rhus
typhina |
| Date: 3 October 2001 |
| Locale: Neillsville, Wisconsin |
| Photographer: Kendall W.
Corbin |
| Comments: As fall advances,
the staghorn sumac is one of the first species to show some color,
but the intensity of the color depends upon whether a plant is
on a north or south-facing slope. Then as the season progresses,
individual
plants pass
through an amazing array of colors from bright yellows to crimsons
and even maroons. |
| |
| Camera: Minolta Maxxum 7 |
| Lens: Tamron, F2.8, 90mm SP
macro 1:1 AF |
| Film: Kodak EliteCHROME 200 |
| Image: 35mm slide scanned at 600
dpi |
