Among the greatest gifts of the Adirondacks are those moments that are as beautiful as they are unexpected. I've found that many of these occur during autumn evenings, a time when summer gloaming slowly transforms into a time so golden and fleeting that I find myself ill-equipped to capture it. This photo is of a vase and gladiolas, taken on our dining table at Nina's Camp at precisely one of those moments. (In case you're wondering, this image hasn't been photoshopped at all.)
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Living in the moment
Among the greatest gifts of the Adirondacks are those moments that are as beautiful as they are unexpected. I've found that many of these occur during autumn evenings, a time when summer gloaming slowly transforms into a time so golden and fleeting that I find myself ill-equipped to capture it. This photo is of a vase and gladiolas, taken on our dining table at Nina's Camp at precisely one of those moments. (In case you're wondering, this image hasn't been photoshopped at all.)
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