The top photo is what the black eyed susan looked like this past summer and the bottom pic is how it looks today.
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Sabattus River Book
John's Photo Book
My books are hot off the presses at Blurb! Take a sneak peek and place your order if you're so inclined by clicking on the cover photo above. An eBook version for download to your iPad or iPhone is now available in the iTunes store.
About Me
- John Theberge
- I live in Lewiston, Maine and have for most of my life. I've always had an interest in nature; as a kid I read books by Edwin Way Teal, Rachael Carson, among others, and I used to love studying the Golden Nature Guides. When I got into photography it was natural for me to take pictures of the natural world. A few years ago I got into kayaking and that allowed me to get to places I would never be able to by hiking and of course this gives me more photography oppurtunities. I realized years ago you don't have to travel to exotic locations to get good photographs. I have to admit I'm lucky to be living in a beautiful state with a lot of natural diversity, but I've taken good pictures right in my own back yard and neighborhood.
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Looks like a high humidity frost. Brrr. I think you rally nailed the exposures on both these.
Beautiful work John. Brrrrrr....
I'm glad to know that you are going to make winter look so pretty for us that we won't mind....from a distance. I really like that frost covered version!
What a contrast John!! Before and after photographs can be fun.
Both are beautiful - but I would love to touch the bloom - not the ice!
I've heard of pre and post burn photos. But never pre and post frost. Great post. It's still peak fall colors here in Maryland (I'm on vacation).
Its amazing how they recover again John.
Really great stuff John. Your book looks excellent, and you've spurred me on to make my own when I actually have the time :-)
Lovely as the summer flower is, I do love a toutch of frost. Amazing how large the ice crystals have grown!
I'm really impressed with your frosty shots. Again, the detail of the ice on them is amazing.
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