There's always this funky light in winter, especially mornings. This was made in mid-morning, on the north shore of Long Island.
Winter reveals all that summer hides.
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Numbers
Followers
Fine Art America
About Me
- Steve Gravano
- Southampton, New York, United States
- I am a professional freelance photographer. I earn most of my living making images of political and governmental subject matter. I also produce stock and fine art photography.
Copyright notice
All images are copyright protected. All rights reserved. Prints are available; e-mail me for sizes and prices. Other usages can be negotiated. steve.gravano@gmail.com
Blog Archive
-
▼
2011
(143)
-
▼
January
(20)
- Oriental Art
- Blanket of Snow
- Old Blue Chevy Pick-up
- The other end of the sky.
- A morning walk.
- Grey on Grey
- A grasshopper's view of winter.
- Sepia Time
- Birds on a wire #2
- Newpaper in the snow
- Black Pine in winter
- Narnia
- Sitting And Waiting
- Winter 2011
- What a day
- A thin slice of Connecticut.
- Sunken Meadow State Park
- Footprint in the snow
- Back to the routine
- A lazy new year's day.
-
▼
January
(20)
Numbers
Posts
Powered by Blogger.
7 comments:
It sure does.. the views are amazing through empty branches.
I like the clarity in the muted setting.
I do like the infrared setting for bw, but my last photo had this grass that was almost glowing white in the mid-day sun so perhaps that's what you're seeing.
This reminds me of the woods behind my childhood home..
You capture "life" so well.
Gray has become one of my favorite colors, so many different shades. I think this is really pretty.
Yes, it does. One of the things I particularly like to see revealed is the placement of the birds' nests that were hidden all summer. I try to memorize where they are in case they're re-used the following year and I might catch a glimpse of nestlings a few months down the road.
this makes me think a little more positively today.
thanks.
I love how you manage to capture the subtle variations of light from one season to the next. This is brilliant - makes me wish I could hang out on a walk with you! I might learn something from the experience :)
Post a Comment