Shenandoah Trail

[Beth Carter]

taken last umm.... wednesday? in shenandoah national park. that was day 3 of my 4 days off this month. sunday we had a plane crash, yesterday we had 5 major incidents including two separate incidents with overturned tractor trailers. one of which was hauling somewhere around 16-20 million bees and forced us to put "bee swarms in area" messages on the radio, social media and message boards on the road... it's been that sort of week and it isn't even a full moon.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Nice path Beth. Like the subtle overtones of this image. Seems a better place to be than work at the moment.

 

[Pete Askew]

Subtle and very atmospheric Beth. You almost expect to see a swarm of bees coming out of the mist at any moment!

 

[Glenn Clabo]

Wonderful shot Beth. I can feel it. Brings back some great memories of hiking the VA Appalachian Trail. I packed the entire 550 miles solo back in 80's. Miss those days.

 

[Tom Dunne]

Lovely subdued green and I love how it reduces to almost Mono as it fades up the picture. Lovely fresh mood to this Beth.

 

[Beth Carter]

thanks guys. and today i was at work when a tornado went through my grandparents neighborhood. so i left there and dropped names and titles until they let me through. everyone is ok, but my grandparent's neighbor's house took a direct hit and was completely destroyed.

 

[Pete Askew]

Scary stuff Beth but glad to hear your folks are OK.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

You live in a busy area, Beth! But this image is beautifully calm, yet maybe with a sense of something about to change...

 

[Beth Carter]

thanks guys.

 

[Paul Lange]

I think will will have to start calling you Calamity Beth. Lovely muted colours go well with the mist. Depth of field is spot on too.