An old white guy(me) stands in a wetland area of pale gold dry grass, roughly knee-high, uneven partly flattened in places. A little distance away, lowish red willows and grey-brown dwarf birch rise form the grass with small to medium paper birch a little farther, a few smallish poplars(all the deciduous trees are mostly or entirely bare of leaves) and green spruce farther back, as well as off to the left where a mesic (slightly higher ground) woodland begins. The sky is clear and blue. You see me from the upper thighs up, I'm wearing cheap partly faded grubby blue jeans, a dusty and worn light black cotton adjacent jacket zipped up all the way (over a couple of layers of shirts, we just see a bit of brown poking out the bottom on one side, and some lumps in front from the small pouch/bag I carry with an extra camera battery). My face is partly shaded by the grey/faded black cap I wear with a rough applique maple leaf in the same colour. I'm wearting sort of rectangular glasses, with black upper frame and thin steel below, lenses a little purple in the sunlight. My rosy/orange/tan upper cheeks (and neck, but you can't really see) are shaven with stubble above the jawline and low sideburns /moustache/chin beard all mostly white with a bit of darker hair. My mouth rises a little to one side in a vague approximation of a smile.(or grimace?)

Looking from the moving vehicle across a wide field/pasture of dry gold grass- it's hard to tell how tall it is, but nearly halfway into the image we see some rows where it seems to have been cut, so it is tall enough to cut for hay! After that partly mowed section, there is a thin dark line marking the shadow of uncut wild grass etc along a wire and post fence that crosses the image from side to side. Across the fence is the uncut wild grass, dotted with low grey bushes, probably some willows and especially dwarf birch. This woody growth thickens farther in with scatttered small green spruce and golden tamarack (larch in fall colour). To the right (and a little farther back on the left) this quickly gives way to a dense growth of young tamarack with occasional spruce, farther back still we have mature tamarack with occasional lines and bits of dark spruce, and a few stands of dark spruce rising above the golden larches to the left and farther back. The sky is blue dulled a little by thin cloud so the effect is bands of colour -light blue, then bright to dull gold seasoned with dark green and in front the pale gold grass.