Crack willow Salix fragilis in the Strumpshaw marshes., Norfolk. Chlorophyll, which is responsible for the green colour of leaves, breaks down as daylight and temperatures decrease, revealing other pigments. Carotenoids, which are always present in leaves, give them yellow and orange hues. Anthocyanins, produced from trapped sugars, contribute to red and purple colors.
Award-winning landscape photographer Ruth Grindrod is based in Norfolk and captures the ever-changing landscape through her camera. She explores remote regions, engaging with the landscape and reflecting its essence in her diverse prints.
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