Yes.
Joyce has the ability to beautifully describe scenery. The best descriptions are those that “show” don’t tell. How you show in writing is to mention elements that are in line with the five human senses—seeing, hearing, tasting, feeling, and smelling. Joyce will describe not only how a scene looks, but also how it sounds (what sounds are present), how anything present tastes (such as fruit on a tree), how elements feel (such as the roughness of tree bark), and what scents are present (such as the smell of flowers). As such, yes, Joyce certainly has the ability to describe scenery.
