So, November and December were rather busy months for us – so much so that this series of shoots from around Thanksgiving is just now getting it’s day in the limelight. As we were visiting western Virginia, I had the opportunity to go out on several shoots. Though I photographed many of the same locations from day to day, the conditions couldn’t have been more different – and the results more diverse. On the first day, (above) there was a gentle rain with low clouds and fog covering the farmland. The above set of barns I have photographed before, but the American Flag painted on the side of the barn was a new addition that added that pop of color on an otherwise dreary day.
Shoot two came as a cold front was dropping a few inches of snow along the mountains. And so, I revisited a few of my favorite locations and then set out to explore some new ground. I stumbled upon a group of feral Guinea Hens and a pair of wild turkeys, all living in some sort of weird family. I drove a little further along the North Branch of the Holston River and found a rather scary walking bridge suspended over the 100 foot wide river, connecting the road with a small community on the other side – imagine that commute! Check out all the fun in the galley below!
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Some really terrific images! Really captures the real world earthiness of country but with a artistic flare that is not over the top or snobby. I like.
thanks! I have to admit – the conditions helped an awful lot!