2009 Fall Foliage: Inside Out
I placed myself among this small closely spaced grove of trees to shoot from the inside out.
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Great mingling of red and green – and the silhouettes of the branches provide the necessary connecting framework. I could image that it looks very well printed and framed.
@Markus Spring – Thanks…I was thinking of doing a print but have not as of yet.
And, an excellent choice it was. This creates a fascinating effect almost a stained glass feeling.