peak fall foliage reflection on NH pond
by Jeff Folger
Title
peak fall foliage reflection on NH pond
Artist
Jeff Folger
Medium
Photograph - Art Creations
Description
The reflection of fall colors on the Beaver Pond along Route 112 in New Hampshire is a breathtaking and quintessentially New England sight to behold. As autumn descends upon the region, the dense forests surrounding the pond undergo a remarkable transformation, painting the landscape with a vibrant palette of reds, oranges, yellows, and deep greens.
As you approach the Beaver Pond on Route 112, the first thing that strikes you is the stunning contrast between the rich, earthy browns of the tree trunks and the vivid foliage that adorns their branches. The leaves have taken on their seasonal hues, and the canopy above is ablaze with fiery red maples, golden birches, and the occasional deep purples and burgundies of oak and beech trees.
When you arrive at the pond's edge, the still waters reflect this riot of colors like a mirror. The surface of the pond is calm and glassy, creating a perfect canvas for the reflection of the surrounding forest. The water's mirror-like quality amplifies the beauty of the fall foliage, making it appear as though you've stumbled upon a secret, enchanted world.
The reflection captures not only the colors but also the crispness of the season. The sun, lower in the sky as autumn progresses, casts a warm, honey-hued light that bathes the entire scene in a soft, golden glow. The combination of the vivid foliage and the gentle, diffused sunlight creates a scene that seems almost surreal in its beauty.
The Beaver Pond itself adds to the charm of the reflection. It's a serene body of water, fringed with cattails and lily pads, where you might catch a glimpse of a beaver busily constructing its dam or a family of ducks gliding across the water. Their presence adds a touch of wildlife to the already picturesque tableau.
In the distance, the White Mountains of New Hampshire rise majestically, providing a dramatic backdrop to the scene. Their rugged peaks, dusted with the first snows of the season, stand in stark contrast to the softness of the
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September 23rd, 2023
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