Such long shadows … before 3 p.m.

The days have certainly become short. That probably has something to do with my recent lack of photographic-inspiration and -motivation. Well, at least I’d like to *think* it does!

I shot this scene twice: once this way, “landscape,” and once portrait. The portrait orientation can capture some of the long shadows but more of the tree height. This perspective gives up the tree height, but since my purpose with the image is the lengths of the shadows, I chose this image to post. Thoughts anyone?

One year ago (“Comfort & Joy”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2012-12-18
Two years ago (“Blue sky. Calm lake. And 21-feet of boat.”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2011-12-18

[Rick Schies]

I assume this is a shot of your daily stroll from the parking lot?

[Thom Mitchell]

@digitalrn Oops, failed to explain. This more-effective perspective is from a 3rd-floor window about 20 feet from my 4th-floor office door!

[Rick Schies]

@rhoing Ok

[Vicki Dixon]

this is so nice! Fav...a really different view of fall and winder and snow and shadows and lines and so much all rolled into one!

[Michelle]

I love this scene.. A real winters day

[Thom Mitchell]

@vickisfotos @michelleyoung Thanks so much, Vicki & Michelle!