A Splash of Color
February 11, 2010
Lately things are looking a little stark and gray in northern Vermont. The mountains are getting snow, but it’s been pretty quiet in the valleys. I’ve been out with my camera every weekend, but taking photos this time of year can sometimes be a challenge for me.
For inspiration, I’ve been combing through some of my photos from last summer and fall. I recently came across the above photo, which was taken in the town of Lincoln over Columbus Day Weekend. (See related post: Columbus Day Weekend.)
It will be a while before the grass is green again and even longer before the leaves change. In the meantime, I’ll be taking a photography class at Burlington City Arts. Nothing like a class to fuel some creativity.
Lately things are looking a little stark and gray in northern Vermont. The mountains are getting snow, but it’s been pretty quiet in the valleys. I’ve been out with my camera every weekend, but taking photos this time of year can sometimes be a challenge for me.
For inspiration, I’ve been combing through some of my photos from last summer and fall. I recently came across the above photo, which was taken in the town of Lincoln over Columbus Day Weekend. (See related post: Columbus Day Weekend.)
It will be a while before the grass is green again and even longer before the leaves change. In the meantime, I’ll be taking a photography class at Burlington City Arts. Nothing like a class to fuel some creativity.
For inspiration, I’ve been combing through some of my photos from last summer and fall. I recently came across the above photo, which was taken in the town of Lincoln over Columbus Day Weekend. (See related post: Columbus Day Weekend.)
It will be a while before the grass is green again and even longer before the leaves change. In the meantime, I’ll be taking a photography class at Burlington City Arts. Nothing like a class to fuel some creativity.
A New England Life
Posted at 12:00h, 11 FebruaryBeautiful Erica! Look at that green, green grass … *sigh* I’ll bet it was a wonderful Fall afternoon.
Today isn’t too bad down here by the seacoast. It could definitely be much colder so I’m not complaining. It appears winter is taking a break in New England this year.
Cedar ...
Posted at 13:40h, 11 FebruaryOooohhh Lincoln,… what a neat little town. Have you tried the road out of the village to the south (along the little river) that eventually comes out near Rutland?
Erin @ I Heart New England
Posted at 16:58h, 11 FebruaryWhat a gorgeous picture!
How lucky you are to live in Vermont 🙂
Linda
Posted at 17:11h, 11 FebruaryAnother lovely barn scene. I never tire of them.
Alyson (New England Living)
Posted at 20:46h, 11 FebruaryWhat a lovely shot! It’ll be green before we know it. February is half over already. That’s crazy!
Have fun in your photography class! I want to take one of those classes soon.
Steve Borichevsky
Posted at 23:01h, 11 FebruaryGreat shot, Erica. I made my excursion to Vermont about two weeks too early.
Erica Houskeeper
Posted at 14:08h, 13 FebruaryThanks Sharon. It does seem like winter is taking a break, but I’m beginning to wonder if we’re going to get hit with some big storms in March.
Hi Cedar, I haven’t tried that road, but I’ll check it out at some point. I love all of the back roads around Lincoln and Bristol. Such a beautiful area.
Thanks Erin! It’s a good place to be.
Hi Linda. I know, you can never get enough of them!
Hi Alyson — great to hear from you! Time is definitely flying! Winter usually goes by slowly, but this year it’s really going by quickly.
Hi Steve — I think the colors were a little late last fall. Columbus Day Weekend is usually a good bet for leaf-peeping!
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Posted at 21:38h, 11 MarchWhat a colorful photo. I enjoy reading your posts.