Earl Moore Photography
Soon to be gone - Fallen Trees


Another photo from the recent walk in the woods series. I don’t think this forest has ever been maintained in any way — lots of older timber, some fallen, but new growth as well. If you get off the path it’s somewhat a mess — typical southeastern woods.

I can hardly believe January’s gone with still little sign of winter…the forecast is for near 70°F today. I can see trees and other plants starting to show signs of budding for new spring growth.


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Journey Photographic
12 years ago

And yet, here in Aus we’ve had an unusually cool summer- something is wonky somewhere…

Nik | ExP
12 years ago

Since we’re in the same coast Earl, literally state borders apart, I’m enjoying (wondering) this unusually warm January. I had my windows open all night last night and haven’t bothered with heat for almost 3 days now, incredible.

I was tempted to skip work yesterday and take tito for a hike.

John - Visual Notebook
12 years ago

We’ve been enjoying some mild weather here in the Denver area – but, apparently, that’s going to end in the next day or so. What can you do? It’s winter!

Ken Bello
12 years ago

The weather here has been rather uninspiring photographically as well in NY, but I really don’t miss the cold or the high heating bills we had last year. Ya gotta take the bad with the good I guess.

yz
yz
12 years ago

i always find these forest scenes to be very difficult to arrange in a strong composition as there are lots of small elements that distract
but you’ve made a brilliant job here, congrats!

Don
Don
12 years ago

The bright leaves really set the woods shot in a very attractive way. Looks like quite a nice place for an exploring walk.

Anita Jesse
12 years ago

Those leaves are just brilliant. Without them—well, I won’t spend time on that. As is, this transformed a cold scene into one vibrant with life. Terrific framing.

Martina Egli
12 years ago

I always find it quite diffucult to take a great image in the forest but this one is fantastic! The vibrancy of the red leaves and the depth is wonderful. Great work, Earl!
Last weekend we had the first snow in London – the whole city looked beautifully enchanted for a couple of days. I hope that the winter will arrive very soon for you too.