Every year, the Pacific Northwest gets blanketed by clouds like clockwork during the winter, leading to an long period of colorless grey skies. These unending gloomy conditions, coupled with the short days, can take a toll on personal happiness. My escape out of this is to reminisce the past by looking at my colorful archives of photography, and enjoying the play of light that I see for my images.
After all, as is often said, “What good is the warmth of summer, without the cold of winter to give it sweetness.”
Here, I attempted a cinemagraph from an old clip I had shot in Acadia, during the peak of its fall foliage.
Acadia National Park
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