In New England this time of year is referred to by photographers, somewhat grumpily, as Stick Season - the time when all our glorious fall foliage is reduced to sticks. In years gone by I have mostly put away the camera during this season, processed fall images, and waited for winter and first snow. This year stick season has been one of my most productive ever. I'm finding stick season reduces the landscape to its essence - to light, color and form. We have had some subtle light and had some stunning light. It is a great time to pay attention as a photographer.
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