Clever use of the “time lapse” effect, even if the subject transitions too from photo to photo.
The first picture, of the reservoir, betrays but a tinge of the cold season’s spareness, else it very nearly could’ve been taken in July.
By the end of the tour, though, the sunny skies warn of snow clouds nipping at their heels. In particular, the last two snaps of Ipswich have me looking for snowflakes.
Beautifully photographed and well chosen! Thanks for the glimpses of all fall offers. Who knows? Old age may send me scuttling for Coral Gables, but now, many decades earlier, I do love the seasons so!
Thank you! I was hoping to create that effect! The transition from late summer to autumn proved tricky this year as the trees transitioned into their dormitory state much later this year the usual due to the high amount of rainfall. Glad you enjoyed the photos none the less – and I had an enjoyable time capturing them!
I like the way the transformations are presented with details of the locations. Possibly a few of your own thoughts and comments accompanying the transformations would be interesting too.
Thanks for the insight – I suppose for this specific post I didn’t want my own ideas shaping folks first impressions of the images themselves, more of a intimate approach. On the flip side, I totally understand what you mean!
Thank you for the reply. No disrespect to you, by the way. I just like to know what goes on in the mind of the individual during the art making process. ATB. J
Gorgeous photos! I particularly like the one with the beaver lodge because I got to see beaver habitats for the first time, in the Berkshires last Oct.
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I love autumn and these photos are so beautiful. It is magical to look at such natural transformation
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Thank you for the wonderful compliment!
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Clever use of the “time lapse” effect, even if the subject transitions too from photo to photo.
The first picture, of the reservoir, betrays but a tinge of the cold season’s spareness, else it very nearly could’ve been taken in July.
By the end of the tour, though, the sunny skies warn of snow clouds nipping at their heels. In particular, the last two snaps of Ipswich have me looking for snowflakes.
Beautifully photographed and well chosen! Thanks for the glimpses of all fall offers. Who knows? Old age may send me scuttling for Coral Gables, but now, many decades earlier, I do love the seasons so!
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Thank you! I was hoping to create that effect! The transition from late summer to autumn proved tricky this year as the trees transitioned into their dormitory state much later this year the usual due to the high amount of rainfall. Glad you enjoyed the photos none the less – and I had an enjoyable time capturing them!
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Beautiful – such vibrant colors
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Thank you!
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Such a great image.
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Thank you!!
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I like the way the transformations are presented with details of the locations. Possibly a few of your own thoughts and comments accompanying the transformations would be interesting too.
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Thanks for the insight – I suppose for this specific post I didn’t want my own ideas shaping folks first impressions of the images themselves, more of a intimate approach. On the flip side, I totally understand what you mean!
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Thank you for the reply. No disrespect to you, by the way. I just like to know what goes on in the mind of the individual during the art making process. ATB. J
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Gorgeous photos! I particularly like the one with the beaver lodge because I got to see beaver habitats for the first time, in the Berkshires last Oct.
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Ah Baldplate Pond, a beautiful serene place, the beaver lodge was an added bonus – they are fascinating creatures!
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Wonderful pictures!
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Thank you!
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