Despite the cold wind, the brilliant sun highlighting the trees promises a bright day ahead.
Tag Archives: intimate landscapes
Autumn Interlude
This intimate landscape photo of a brightly colored tree in autumn plumage offers a tranquil respite from the hectic workaday world.
What Lies Ahead?
The vista down a lonely rural road on a foggy morning invites questions about what lies ahead, down the road and in our lives.
The Invitation
This image is an invitation to ponder where the future may lead. Should we be hopeful, or should we be cautious?
Old Car City
Photos from a recent trip to Georgia’s Old Car City offer a brilliant array of color and monochrome images
In the Museum Garden
Photos from a day’s outing at the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley in Winchester, Virginia
Seeking Deeper Meaning
In searching to create deeper meaning in my photos, I’ve found inspiration from Wynn Bullock’s work.
Autumn in New York
We went back to Letchworth State Park for a second day of photography, this time focusing on intimate landscapes rather than the grand landscapes I showed in my last posting. The colors of the leaves remained at their peak, creating brilliant displays of the best the season has to offer. Following are some of theContinue reading “Autumn in New York”
Virginia Bluebells
My friend Jeff Fleisher and I drove out along a lonely country road to a spot I know where, each spring, there is an extensive field of Virginia bluebells to be found and photographed. Situated in a lowland woods bordering meandering Goose Creek, these lovely wildflowers inhabit both sides of the river. While they’re easilyContinue reading “Virginia Bluebells”
Making Intimate Landscape Photos
The best advice I’ve found is to identify photographers whose work you find inspiring and study their techniques.