Posts in Category: Color of Fall
Not more or less, just perfect
Foliage covered in morning fog, Great Smoky National Park, NC
The dense fog accumulated during the night was retreating under the exposure of morning sunlight. When it was just about the disappear completely, the perfect light condition created a special filter that desaturated the warm colors of the trees and gave them a brisk look.
It’s so hot
Smoky forests, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, NC
Fog retreated from the forests when exposed to the morning sunlight. It’s like the forests were steaming, which is a perfect example how this park got its name.
Different I am
A red maple on the bank of Peabody River, White Mountain National Forest, NH
A maple tree dyed with vivid red color without any peer in the surroundings is extremely eye-catching in the golden hour.
We are different
A green-grassed land under a colorful hill, Mollys Pond, VT
One is enough
A maple leaf on a moss-covered rock, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, TN
A single piece of fallen leaf, instead of a whole colorful forest, can also tell the coming of fall.
It won’t be bad with all primary colors in play
Road among trees, Blue Ridge Parkway, NC
Blue Ridge Parkway meanders among colorful trees with blue sky above, which has a perfect combination of three primary colors.
The sky breaks, finally
The face of a hill exposed to sun light after a rain storm, Blue Ridge Parkway, NC
The sky broke after a two-day rain storm, and cast bright light to part of a leafy hill, which boosted the vibrant colors and contrast between the foreground and background.
Perfect match
A building in Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT
In a so lucky angle, a spare fits in the clearance shaped by nearby trees.
Photographers love S curve-Example 1
Linn Cove Viaduct, Blue Ridge Parkway, Mile post 304, NC
The famous birds-eye view of Linn Cove Viaduct at MP 304 of Blue Ridge Parkway.
Artistic but tragic
Treeline in Great Smoky National Parks, TN
A perfect example of infestation caused by alien insects. The dead trees (white) among the trees still alive form an artistic pattern.