Living in the NYC area, we usually enjoy a dramatic fall. The trees are bursting with colors and everywhere you turn there is a feast for the eyes.
This year (2021) with unusually warm temperatures and poor rainfall, we were forced to take our own trip up to New Hampshire, in order to partake of fall’s glory. Finally in November, fall arrived here also.
The tender green only lasts one week each spring but is always beautiful. Where in East Asia is the fall most red? Never knew about the continental differences, only the East/west divide in the US.
Good Question. I am including a link that looks promising. https://www.tripzilla.com/places-autumn-foliage-asia/80393
Looking forward to a colorful spring. Thank you for the insights.
Will this Pigment Series be part of a new book?
Have U retired your column in Riverdale Press? Is the Color Wheel a teaching tool?