Shot this at the US capitol building while construction is going on the dome. The moon was so bright it was it’s own light source.
This is an image I’ve had for a while but never was totally satisfied with it. I kept it in this folder on my desktop called “still working” for images I like but can’t figure out how to fix. Sometimes it’s best to take a little break and come back to it. I love how the fog is lining the tree.
As you’re reading this, I’m on my way to Zion National Park! So excited to check out Utah. My first time ever.
Not sure what this image has anything to do with Zion, but I liked it anyways 🙂
As I was taking these pictures, I was thinking to myself how fortunate I am to live in Virginia. Here’s what I mean, I can drive 20 minutes east and be in the most powerful city in the world. I can drive 1 hour west and be in one of the most amazing national parks in the country and see beautiful leaves like these.
One of the benefits of waking up early is that there are no cars on the road. I was able to stand right in the middle of the road for at least 10 minutes without anyone to bother me.
Yesterday was a little unusual. I woke up earlier than my alarm clock which meant I left the house a little earlier than I expected to. I left with the intention of going to Manassas Battlefield but while I was on the road I realized I would of just waited in the parking lot for about 30 minutes before I’d see any light. So instead of waiting, I thought I’d just go straight to Shenandoah National park and check out the color on the trees.
Most of the trees are still green, a few had color, but I mostly saw fog. As I got higher in the mountain, the foggier it got. It got foggier, windier and rainy. I’ll definitely be back again later in the week to scope out the scene.