Jesup Trail View in Acadia National Park
by Jeff Folger
Title
Jesup Trail View in Acadia National Park
Artist
Jeff Folger
Medium
Photograph - Art Creations
Description
The autumn woods near the Jesup Trail in Acadia National Park are a breathtaking sight to behold, especially after a recent bout of rain and wind. As you venture into this serene forested area during the fall season, you'll be greeted by a landscape that's simultaneously enchanting and subdued.
The first thing that strikes you is the crisp, earthy scent of damp leaves and the gentle, almost rhythmic rustling of foliage underfoot. The recent rain has left the forest floor slightly slick, creating a glistening sheen on the fallen leaves. Patches of moisture-dappled moss and lichen cling to the rocks and tree trunks, adding a vivid splash of emerald green amidst the muted autumn palette.
While the colors in the autumn woods have been somewhat muted by the elements, there are still a few trees that defiantly display vibrant, fiery hues. A handful of maple and oak trees, their leaves resplendent in shades of fiery red, burnt orange, and golden yellow, stand out like beacons against the backdrop of their more subdued neighbors. These trees, having withstood the wind and rain, are a reminder of the fleeting brilliance of the season.
The canopy above is a mix of muted greens, deep burgundies, and russet browns, where the leaves are still clinging tenaciously to their branches. The filtered sunlight pierces through the canopy, casting dappled patterns of light and shadow on the forest floor, creating an almost dreamlike atmosphere.
As you wander through this enchanted woodland, you'll feel a sense of peace and tranquility. The limited but intense bursts of color from the resilient trees, the damp earth, and the gentle sounds of nature after the rain and wind all combine to create a unique and memorable autumn experience in Acadia National Park's Jesup Trail area.
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October 14th, 2023
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