There is a sense of calm during the last hours of daylight. The light is rapidly disappearing and the shadows are constantly changing but the sun is tucking all the trees and the flowers and the animals in for the night until she rises again in the morning.
Showing posts with label adventurers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adventurers. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Portraits in the Fall
I realize I haven't posted in a year on this blog and it's time to start it up again and keep the world and myself updated. These are photographs I took in the woods near Cold Spring, NY with my wonderful boyfriend Matt. On the way down the mountain from our hike we captured the final moments of daylight in golden hour and photographed each other.
There is a sense of calm during the last hours of daylight. The light is rapidly disappearing and the shadows are constantly changing but the sun is tucking all the trees and the flowers and the animals in for the night until she rises again in the morning.
There is a sense of calm during the last hours of daylight. The light is rapidly disappearing and the shadows are constantly changing but the sun is tucking all the trees and the flowers and the animals in for the night until she rises again in the morning.
Labels:
35 mm,
adventure,
adventurers,
analog photography,
autumn,
beauty,
camping,
catskills,
cold spring,
golden hour,
hiking,
hudson valley,
photography,
portrait,
portrait photography,
upstate new york
Location:
Cold Spring, NY 10516, USA
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Thursday, November 7, 2013
The Homeland: Minnesota
I brought my man home to Minnesota with me for a fall adventure. The St Croix River, Mississippi River, Fort Snelling, glacial potholes, and corn mazes. Chasing light, climbing rocks and eating candy.
-William Shakespeare
Heroic Lumberjack Shot. Adam, Matt, Tori, Me
St Croix River. Wisconsin on the left, Minnesota on the right
Matt and Adam
Composite at Franconia Sculpture Park in Taylors Falls, MN
Color Tree
“Our task must be to free ourselves... by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature and it's beauty.”
- Albert Einstein
All Photos Copyright © Jaci Berkopec
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