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A sunlit shot up the trunk of an Aspen tree as the leaves are beginning to turn color in the fall.

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English: This is a shot of an Aspen tree with sunlight shining through the leaves. The shot is taken close to the trunk of the tree looking up into the leaves and the sun. The leaves are just starting to turn color in the fall, so are a mix of shades of green, yellow, and orange. Bits of turquoise blue sky can be seen between the leaves.
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