Tag: Fall

November Cover for CLM

Post author By Andrew
Post date November 1, 2014

I’m happy to announce that the wonderful folks over at County Lines Magazine have chosen another one of my images for their November cover!!

This image was taken nearly 3 years ago, on October 21, 2011, while walking the hills behind Shamona Creek Elementary School in Downingtown, within a few feet of 40°3’27” N 75°42’7″ W.

As you can see, there once stood a corn field, but as the fall season approaches, the migrating geese fly to a nice place to eat and rest for the night.

This view does NOT exist anymore.

Since then, the new Marsh Creek Sixth Grade Center has been built, and my daughter, Madison, is one of the first students in the new building!

Again, many thanks to the wonder folks over at County Lines Magazine!

[contentblock id=1]

Tags Autumn, County Line Magazine, County Lines Magazine, Fall, Featured, Magazine Cover, Published

Adobe Chester County clouds Downingtown Lakes Marsh Creek State Park Nik Software Photo Essay Photo Journal Photography Tone Mapping Water Weather

North West trails of Marsh Creek State Park

Post author By Andrew
Post date October 23, 2014

I captured these images during a fall walk along the North West trails of Marsh Creek State Park in Chester County, PA.

These images share some of the views during my 5+ mile walk, and thankfully, the there was no real rain to speak of during my outing.

Once again, the storm clouds added some drama to the scenes.

Hope you enjoy!

[contentblock id=1]

Tags Autumn, Chester County, clouds, Downingtown, Fall, Lightroom, Marsh Creek State Park, Nik Software, Photoshop, Viveza, Weather

Adobe Announcements Blogging Chester County Featured Milestones Photo Journal Photography Published Tone Mapping

October Cover for CLM

Post author By Andrew
Post date October 1, 2014

In early September, I got a chance to work with Jaimielynn Cooper of County Lines Magazine to shoot the October cover at Wolff’s Apple House in Media, PA.

After an hour or so of looking around at the various fruits and vegetables that were available to us, Jaimielynn & I put together various scenes, took a couple of cell phone shots, and sent them back to the editors for review.

I thought to my self how much things had changed.

Gone are the days of shooting a test shot with a Polaroid…

The image slowly came together, and we captured this –