Showing posts with label forest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label forest. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Forest, Autumn (in process)


I'm back to my Vermont "Elements of Place" series, coming down the home stretch in the next two weeks with my final images. Here a child's figure is camouflaged among the stream, trees and fallen leaves, one part in the whole pattern of the forest.

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Forest, Summer (in process)


Whether it's a receding road or a footpath leading to a patch of light, I like that sense of being invited forward into an unknown place.

Friday, May 29, 2009

Forest, Spring (in process)


For a few weeks in early spring, sugarbushes (maple woods) are busy places, with tree after tree either festooned the old-fashioned way with metal buckets hanging from hammered spigots, or beribboned in the modern style by lines of hosing running to collecting barrels. Either way the precious sap will be carefully collected, trucked in a pickup down a muddy back road, and boiled for hours by closely watching families in many a small, steamy sugarhouse.