FOTD – December 14 –Foliage in December
I realized that I needed an airing. I needed it right now and it’s supposed to rain tomorrow and maybe the next day. Garry hustled through his morning and we went down the road to Bleiweis Park along the Blackstone in North Slatersviille, RI. It was a dull kind of day. The sun was obviously too tired to shine, but I’ve always liked shooting under a sky full of clouds — as long as it doesn’t start to pour. The rain is waiting until tomorrow, but the clouds are blocking a big asteroid shower and maybe the northern lights. Clouds and trees. Life in a woods is like that. Wintertime foliage pictures from along the Blackstone in Rhode Island.
Have the best weekend you can!
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Categories: Anecdote, Blackstone River, foliage, Gallery, landscape, Photography
Even at this time of year the Blackstone is lovely river.
Leslie
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This is absolutely the dullest time of the year for photography, but these little parks — and there are hundreds of them in both Massachusetts and Rhode Island — offer such easy and convenient photo opportunities. Free parking, never crowded (especially not right now!) and great views.
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glad you had the chance to go, your photos are beautiful
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Leslie and Beth: I was surprised at how much brighter the scenery looked through the camera lens than our eyes. It was a winter ‘chilly’ day. Marilyn was right about timing. It’s cold, dreary and raining today.
Our bodies are aching with weather report information. The coffee is cutting through some of the aches.
Yesss.
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