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Fall colors and ivy-covered wall, Middlebury College, Vermont View Larger Image
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Fall colors and ivy-covered wall, Middlebury College, Vermont is available as an 11"x14" Print, matted
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bit about it; the process, creative thought, and technical details that
contributed to its creation. During the week an image is featured, I offer it as
a Limited Edition Fine Art Print at a special price. Each image is printed
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Other Images of the Week
- Chapel of the Transfiguration, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
- Cross-Country Runner Alexandra Krieg, Middlebury, Vermont
- Horse Bath, Morgan Horse Farm, Weybridge, Vermont
- Whitney, Citronelle, Alabama
- The North Window from Turret Arch, Arches National Park, Utah
- Jeff, Middlebury College, Vermont
- Hostas II, Middlebury, Vermont
- Hikers in Coyote Gulch I, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Utah
- Ocotillo Shadow, Abandoned Cabin, Anza-Borrego State Park, California
- Moonlit Palms, Anza-Borrego State Park, California
- Park Avenue, Arches National Park, Utah
- Ashton and Whitney, Citronelle, Alabama
- Steven
- Halladay Road III
- Fall colors and ivy-covered wall, Middlebury College, Vermont
- Maple Tree, Middlebury, Vermont
- Jesse Hamner at Grand Prismatic Spring, Yellowstone NP
- Aon Center from Millenium Park, Chicago
- Mountain Biking I
- Boulders II, Canyonlands National Park, Utah
- Hosta Leaves
- Joe
- The Pour
- Skylar
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Image of the Week
This is one of those images that shouldn't have happened.
One day during the last gasp of vibrant fall color in Vermont, I was strolling around Middlebury College
looking for some general campus scenics. I had just shot a few sheets at the main library, but I was
dissatisfied with the light. It was late in the day, but not late enough to create that magic glow
that accompanies sunset and twilight. So, I packed up my gear and resigned to hunker down in the local
coffee shop and work on my email backlog until the light improved.
That's when I saw this striking combination of complementary colors.
By itself, the yellow Maple tree is a garden-variety subject in Vermont. They're everywhere. Surrounded by
yellow trees, you learn to ignore them after a while...that is, until you have to rake up their leaves.
But take that tree and throw in a deep-blue background, like that offered by the ivy-covered, sun-shaded wall
of Painter Hall, and you've got something.
I unpacked my view camera and shot a few more sheets of this scene, cropping tight on the right side of the tree
to emphasize the interplay of tree limbs and ivy fronds. I'm glad I did, as this image was the big win of the afternoon.
Technical Data
Fall colors and ivy-covered wall, Middlebury College, Vermont was captured with a Tachihara 4x5 Field Camera and a Schneider 210mm ƒ/5.6 Symmar-S lens
on Fuji Provia 100F. The exposure was 1/15 sec at ƒ/22.
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