Color, renewal and growth
It’s been a while since my last blog post so here are some recent images and a promise that there are other posts in the works.
The hardest thing about the New Jersey Pinelands is deciding which season is your favorite. Just when I fell in love with the cold quiet of winter with its muted textures and color, spring happened. All of a sudden the forest sprang to life with color in the trees and wildflowers starting to show themselves. Ahh spring, How can you not love it. The problem is that this happens every year, 4 times a year. Just as I’m seduced by one season another one comes along to make its unique mark on the Pinelands. Below are some recent photographs of spring in the Pinelands
Forest Texture by Richard Lewis 2019
Foggy Spring Morning by Richard Lewis 2019
Pinelands Evening Light by Richard Lewis 2019
Spring Peak
While fall colors are astounding, spring ain’t too bad around here. Yellow buds, many shades of green, flowering trees and red buds on the maples make for a beautiful array of color
Spring Tangle by Richard Lewis
Intimate Spring Landscape by Richard Lewis 2019
Spring Light by Richard Lewis 2019
Oswego Lake Sunset by Richard Lewis 2019
Great White Egret In Spring by Richard Lewis 2019
Last Light On The Savanna by Richard Lewis 2019
Early Bog Asphodel by Richard Lewis 2019
As spring slides into summer, I hope you enjoy this brief glimpse of a beautiful season in the New Jersey Pinelands.
Enjoy
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Beautiful set as always!
Thanks Bonnie.
Well done as usual! I really need to get to the Pine Barrens more often.
Thank you Dante! I would love to see what you come up with out in the Pines.
Peace tranquility beauty Thank you very much for sharing your art
Thanks Mike. I’m glad you are enjoying my work.
Just beautiful Rich! As odd as it sounds, your photos are making me feel ‘homesick’!
Thanks Jan. You know you are always welcome here!
Some great images here Rich!
Thank you Craig.
Ahhh… spring has sprung baby!!!! and that comes across so colorfully in your pics. What a great ambassador to our not so hidden place of residence.
Thanks Mike! No matter where I travel, I keep coming back to the Pines. It’s kind of an endless treasure that’s right down the street.
Wonderful work, Rich. Most impact on me: Foggy Spring Morning, Oswego Lake Sunset, and Great White Egret.
Thank you Ralph. It’s interesting you picked those three images. They all have special meaning to me. The foggy morning was when I first noticed spring in the Pines. Oswego Lake was a kind of a surprise because I went there to get an entirely different photograph. and the Great White Egret was the start of me wanting to include wildlife in my work instead of waiting for them to leave before clicking the shutter.
Gorgeous photos.
Thank you Maralee!