All good to hear, humidity included. I’ve noticed that the deepest woods in the Northeast seem blanketed in an interesting mix of warmth and darkness in mid-summer. Maybe it’s the advanced age of the forest in so many spots… a good thing.
Wow! A beautiful scene. Fantastic light, especially the way it shines through the water and the reflections. Not a place to click and run, but rest and soak it all in.
I hate being rushed taking photos, I like to soak a place up first and try to capture that emotion in the image. It really looks like that is what you have done here, I can almost smell it!
They’re so different here – I don’t see limestone (?) ledges like this one. They must be nice to work with because they have so much inherent structure. This is such an inviting, calming scene.
The cliffs do have structure and there’s often glacial erratics as well. The images in those early books by Elliot Porter do a good job with those rocks.
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The lighting is lovely—brings everything in the photo alive. I can even feel the humidity.
All good to hear, humidity included. I’ve noticed that the deepest woods in the Northeast seem blanketed in an interesting mix of warmth and darkness in mid-summer. Maybe it’s the advanced age of the forest in so many spots… a good thing.
Wow! A beautiful scene. Fantastic light, especially the way it shines through the water and the reflections. Not a place to click and run, but rest and soak it all in.
I’m happy to report we didn’t click and run. 😊 Really appreciate such a nice comment – thanks
I hate being rushed taking photos, I like to soak a place up first and try to capture that emotion in the image. It really looks like that is what you have done here, I can almost smell it!
Thanks– glad all that translated 😁
I like the way this image respects the ancientness of the landscape by staying somewhat dark and subdued. Beautiful!
Well said, and knowing how much you love forests, it’s a pleasure to hear.– thanks
They’re so different here – I don’t see limestone (?) ledges like this one. They must be nice to work with because they have so much inherent structure. This is such an inviting, calming scene.
The cliffs do have structure and there’s often glacial erratics as well. The images in those early books by Elliot Porter do a good job with those rocks.
Looks like something out of a fairy tale or myth.
Thanks. Nice to hear from you
Beautiful inspiration
Thanks. Appreciate the visit!