Rolling Lens Photography 2

A "photo journal" from the seat of my wheelchair


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Sunshiny Day

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Our Spring has arrived late here in North Central Pennsylvania. We had a snow storm about a week ago. A lot of our flowering trees and plants froze and we lost their buds. I took this picture on a morning walk through our local park the day before the snow. On this day, the sunshine was beautiful.


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What A Difference A Week Makes

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This tree was just beautiful when I took this picture, on October 24, 2015. I shot it from many angles and distances, as I was moving through the park.

I thought the contrast was stunning, against the other trees near by. We had several days of rain and strong winds.

IMG_0511aI took this picture, of the same trees, on October 30, 2015.

Our trees started turning colors much later in October than is typical for this part of Pennsylvania, but they peaked quickly and began to drop at a remarkable pace.

While the park still has completely green trees that are only just beginning to show signs of turning, there are many trees that have lost all their leaves.

Watching this transformation really makes one appreciate how quickly things can change, what a difference a week can make.


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Peak Color

1023151350aA visit to a local grocery store revealed this tree and its incredibly intense color to me. The leaves within the branches were the brightest yellow, while the leaves on the outsides of the limbs were this stunning orange/red color.

The sunshine and bright blue sky really made the color pop.

Within a week the tree was completely bare, all the leaves having fallen and been blown and strewn all around the parking lot and grassy areas around the store.

I was so grateful to have gotten to see this beautiful tree during the peak of its colors.

(I took this picture with my cell phone, an LG Tracfone)


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Brilliant Autumn Colors

IMG_0471aAutumn 2015 made us wait, here in North Central Pennsylvania, for the leaves to change. Once the colors started to make an appearance, they were spectacular. The brilliance of their colors only lasted for about a week, as two days of strong winds and steady rains brought most of them down.

This particular tree always gives us a variety of colors and I look forward to photographing and simply enjoying it every year.

This year it didn’t disappoint. This beautiful tree lives in Memorial Park, a short walk/roll from my home, across Lycoming Creek.