I simply love New York. Who doesn’t? If you are a photographer you can find a vast number of subjects to photograph. Lately I have been looking for the abstract in images of buildings. This is an image I made on the way back from a business meeting. The reflections and the scaffolding all lent to make a different kind of image.
The Palouse is one of my favorite places to photograph. If you are a regular to my blog you know I have many images made there. I love the harvest time which usually takes place in early August. This past year it was very dry and the harvest came very early. The Palouse suffered a very hot summer and thus it was dry and dusty. This image show the harvest and the dry dusty wind.
This is it. This says fall in one easy image. Made along the side of the road in Maine. Nothing more needs to be said.
This is a typical fall photo. Birches and trees changing colors. How I love this time of year.
Once again the search went on for color and we found color in a swampish area. These trees were just beginning to change and I loved the look when compared to the greener trees in the background.
One of the best breakfast spots I know of is in Sugar Hill, New Hampshire. Here is where Polly’s Pancake Parlor is located. I had three breakfasts there on my journey in New England. After each breakfast I would go out for a few hours of shooting on the back roads. This church is right down the road from Polly’s. The clouds that morning were dramatic. The shot was hard because I was shooting into the light. I was able to recover the image using creative processing using Capture One. This is the iconic New England church.
This another image from my back roads drive near Sugar Hill, New Hampshire. I saw these trips just beginning to turn color and the small out building in the scene. How could I resist?
This is a stream I found in New Hampshire along route 302. Not spectacular but typical fall scene.
I really had to drive some back roads in New Hampshire to find this shot. And, it’s simply classic New England fall color. I shared on Facebook and go hundreds of likes. So, now it is on my blog.
I thought I had scheduled my trip to shoot Fall Colors this year at the right time. However, because it has been so warm and dry this year the peak fall colors were about two weeks late. This meant I had to hunt for color. Or, as in this shot embrace the color as it changes. This image celebrates the color change.