Fall is over- the only leaves that remain green are on the non-native bush honeysuckles. The landscape is devoid of color, but with the leaves gone, the underlying structure, patterns, and lines are revealed.
-Tom
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
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Fall is over- the only leaves that remain green are on the non-native bush honeysuckles. The landscape is devoid of color, but with the leaves gone, the underlying structure, patterns, and lines are revealed.
-Tom
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You are right about seeing more structe and patterns in the winter. It's quite a contrast.
ReplyDeleteYou're playing on my love of pen and ink. This shot has got my creative juices flowing. Nice one Tom.
ReplyDeleteIt really is- By March, I'll be sick of this landscape, but now it's new and fresh. Living in a place that has distinctive seasons is really quite nice for landscape and nature photography.
ReplyDeleteThanks Butch- The lack of color really lends itself towards black and white, and I'm processing these images with a really high contrast filter on my eye-phone. I really need to break out a drawing pencil and paper and get back into the game. I can see that you are on a roll!