Collection: APPALACHIAN FALL

The Appalachian Mountains rise up from the fertile soil of North Eastern Alabama and snake their way up the Eastern Seaboard into South Eastern Canada. Forming over 480 million years ago and once being as tall as the rockies of the West, these mountains are heavily forested and are covered in hard wood trees that put on a spectacular show of color each fall. Our goal with this collection was to showcase the color harmonies that exist in the Appalachians. With intentional camera movement during the exposure we were able to blur the details of the forests and concentrate on the color patterns that we found there.