Stick Season
WernerG
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Stick season in New England is the time between the bright colors of foliage season and the first heavy snow. The primary colors are gray, grayer, and brown. Gray skies, grayer trees, and brown fields. It's a good time to work in B&W. A rare sunny day in November provided some texture to this scene.
Pine Brook Bridge; Waitsfield, Vermont
Pine Brook Bridge; Waitsfield, Vermont
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Never ventured into BW during this season. Usually just sat it out, but after seeing your photo -- well it makes me want to get out and give it a try.
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I like how the lighting flows over the road. Would love to see this after the snow has fallen.
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Thanks for the comments; I agree that the usual "photographic" techniques for stick season are to admire the football game camera work on television. But it is worth a try. My neighbor is on a mission to take one photograph that he likes every day for a year. Reaching into the history files is not allowed. This month has been quite a struggle. I'm not ready to try that. One good pic during a dreary season like this is enough of a challenge.
You may not have too long too wait for a snow picture. Its snowing right now but its not expected to amount to much other than screwing up driving for a few hours.
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You have inspired me
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Thank you all.
Snowgirl, I suspect that in Maritime Canada you have all the same seasons we have in Vermont;
Winter
Mud Season
Spring (lasts a few days until....)
Black Fly Season
Summer
Foliage Season
Stick Season
We have slight dusting of snow this morning but it likely won't get serious until mid-Dec.
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