Maple Syrup with Polarizing lenses
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Maple syrup with polarizing lenses.
As winter approaches, the Maples’ leaves change colors.
As winter approaches, the Maples’ leaves change colors.
The green leaves have turned red.
In a few months, as it begins to warm, the tree produces a sweet sap which is boiled down to Maple syrup, over 100litres of sap are boiled to make 1 litre of the sweet syrup.
After sitting out for a few days, it dries. Here is an image with plane polarized light.
Maple syrup, plane polarized light.
And here are some images with polarized light.
And here are some images with polarized light.
Maple syrup polarized light.
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