Posts Tagged ‘green’
In Search Of Spring Green
After a long and snowy winter I went searching for some spring green and below is some of what I found. There’s a short window when the foliage and grasses have that beautiful and bright, yellow-green color and I wanted to capture it. This year, late snow left a nice fresh coat of white on […]
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Tags: Colorado, Colorado Photography, green, mountains, prints, San Juan Mountains, snow-capped, spring
Shades Of Green
You just have to love the brilliant greens of spring … too bad they are so short-lived. Going north to the Catskills in the spring helps to extend the bright colors for me. There, spring is usually 2 weeks behind the warming and progression at home. Everything seemed especially green this year … maybe it […]
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Tags: Catskills, green, leaves, mountains, New York, photograph, spring, trees
Spring Color & More
My annual ‘Spring Catskills Photographers Weekend & Tour’ went quite well. I was thrilled to see that spring in the Catskills was late and a few weeks behind the fleeting spring colors at home. There were just 4 of us scouting for the weekend tour and we stopped along this meadow. This spot is a […]
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Tags: catskill, Catskill Mountains, Catskills, field, fine art, fine art photograph, green, landscape, meadow, New York, New York State, NY, old tree, scene, spring, tree, vibrant, yellow
My favorite waterfall shots from a recent trip to Smoky Mountain National Park are those shot along Roaring Fork Motor Trail on that first, misty/drizzly day described in the previous post. The greens were astonishing and the moss on the rocks seemed neon and surreal. It was easy to get the silky water effect with […]
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Tags: camera, cascades, dry, fine art, framed, green, nature, photography, protect, rain, rain sleeves, roaring fork, silky water, Smoky Mountains, spring, Tennessee, TN, waterfalls
Outside (& In)
On the first morning of a recent trip to the Tennessee side of Smoky Mountain National Park, my friend and I were greeted with a fine, misty rain. Equipped with rain sleeves to keep our cameras dry, we worked the cabin scenes along the Roaring Fork Motor Trail, capturing the soft light and ultra-saturated greens. […]
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Tags: cabin, cabins, green, photography, rain, Roaring Fork Motor Trail, saturated, Smokies, Smoky Mountain National Park, Smoky Mountains, spring, Tennessee, TN
