Posted by Richard Wong on November 21, 2006 at 7:40 PM
11 months to recover... I got burned out on shooting fall colors by the end of October. Never burned out on seeing good shots though.
Posted by Josh Anderson on November 21, 2006 at 9:40 PM
Nice shot Chuck!
Posted by Jack Graham on November 22, 2006 at 8:50 AM
Chuck,
This area is also really great in the spring on one of those cool dreary , rainydays when the tree trunks are all black & that spring green in happening. All in all we had a good October. I am beginning to hear snow next weekend ( Dec 1st or so!).
This is a really nice & peaceful image. It got that "nice" reaction within the 3 seconds I usually say yes or no in my head. ( Does that make any sense?). We are around all weekend if you want to drop over.
JG
Posted by Chuck Beatty on November 22, 2006 at 12:26 PM
I'm looking forward to actually being here in the spring. It'll be a whole new experience.
We had snow on the ground Monday morning. Didn't last through the morning. Gotta get the leaves raked before the big one hits!
Posted by David Weber on November 23, 2006 at 4:51 AM
A sweet photo, Chuck! Serene and peaceful. Bring on the snow.
Thankfully there are oppertunities to find in all of the seasons if we are willing to look. Probably the toughest time for me, is right now, where everything is dead, but there's no snow. Here's to a productive winter!
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This area is also really great in the spring on one of those cool dreary , rainydays when the tree trunks are all black & that spring green in happening. All in all we had a good October. I am beginning to hear snow next weekend ( Dec 1st or so!).
This is a really nice & peaceful image. It got that "nice" reaction within the 3 seconds I usually say yes or no in my head. ( Does that make any sense?). We are around all weekend if you want to drop over.
JG
We had snow on the ground Monday morning. Didn't last through the morning. Gotta get the leaves raked before the big one hits!
Thankfully there are oppertunities to find in all of the seasons if we are willing to look. Probably the toughest time for me, is right now, where everything is dead, but there's no snow. Here's to a productive winter!