Even though the light was really beautiful, this scene had a melancholy feel to it. Summer's over, the leaves have changed color and are falling, no one's at the picnic tables, the geese are migrating and winter is on the way.
On my way to town this morning, the fog was super-thick and I couldn't resist stopping to take this image on the way.
Then on my way home this afternoon, I couldn't resist stopping to take a shot of the congestion at the gas station....
On the road home, I stopped here initially to capture the house (it's behind the red truck) with the beautiful trees in the background, but that wasn't working too well, so I decided to try and get the tail light trails.
I was hand holding the camera for this last shot. It was a very slow shutter speed, so there's camera shake, but I really like it.
3 comments:
That was a very productive photo day for you:) I like the congested gas station and the red tail lights. Both of them speak of the realities of everyday life. Great ideas!
I agree with Jayme, great ideas and execution. You are capturing every day life in our small towns. I understand your feelings regarding the boat launch; however, now both of us have taken decent pictures there! Now we have to embrace the place!...well maybe that is too strong. I still don't feel very inspired there. Great job today.
I'm fascinated with the tail light trails! Do you know what settings you used? Great composition...and the fall foliage in the background is so pretty! Wonderful job, Linda!
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