My Photographic Journey
Thriving Against All Odds
After the recent snowfalls in the Berkshires, I am ready for spring to announce itself, hopefully in the next few weeks. So, in looking for an image to post in this blog I wanted to choose one that symbolized spring for me.
When I came across this image of a tree growing in a rock in the middle of the cascades of Umpachene Falls, I realized that this meant so much more to me than just the end of winter.
Umpachene Falls, New Marlborough, MA, 2010
I don’t usually take sunset photos, but this is not another picture of the setting sun. I made this photo in the fall a few years ago, and with autumn now arriving I thought it would be a good time to post it.
I find that It is good exercise to review the photos I took in the year past and to choose the ones I like the best. This process gives me the perspective of time to see what worked, what did not, and how I "see" and make images may have changed from the year before — hopefully for the better. Here are the 12 photos I selected from 2017.
