I’ve made lots of landscape photos in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. A favorite location is Philpott Lake, with over 100 miles of winding shoreline and beautiful trees. I especially enjoy making photos there in late Fall and Winter.
This photo of lingering leaves on a Maple tree in our back yard fits the season.However, this photo made minutes after the one above, showing one of our Camellia Bushes in the front yard, might make one think it’s Summertime. Mother Nature always presents us with interesting sights.
Hiding in the grass. Discarded 1970s car, awaiting restoration? Abandoned tobacco drying sheds are common in the Piedmont Region of southern Virginia and North Carolina.
While walking along a neighborhood street, I saw a line of parallel trees that made my eye look to a dark, mysterious area that made me wonder what was hidden by the darkness. I moved along, pleased with the photo I’d made. Maybe one day I’ll return and see what’s hidden. Or maybe not.
