November 14, 2007
As I predicted several blogs ago, despite the dry weather this summer this fall has been spectacular, not to mention the longest on record I would expect! I mean we have had almost a month of great fall colors and it hasn’t stopped yet. This is November for crying out loud. Thanksgiving is next week!
I really don’t spend much time in Tidewater during the fall, but I was there for Shannon and Kurt’s wedding on the 27th. As I was driving down the Colonial Parkway towards Yorktown, I spotted this splash of color on a bridge as I was crossing a tributary near the Chesapeake Bay. I stopped and captured this panorama of fall color which is not done justice on a little computer screen. Ever since I read James Michener’s Chesapeake I have this very romantic view of the bay’s natural areas. I would be willing to bet that, standing on the edge of this river bank or one like it 400 years ago, things looked just about the same.
Here’s to a very beautiful lack of progress. Save the Bay!
wow.
though i have no idea who you are, i feel like I can see you through your photography- and, your photography is captivating and beautiful.
Currently I am living in Thailand and missing beautiful mountainous views and the vibrant colors of fall- and this… this picture brings me home. Thank you.
You are incredibly gifted.