Before the new year starts, I thought it would be fun to look back on some of the most viewed and most “liked” posts on this blog. I may also throw in a couple of my personal favorites that may have not received that much attention their first time out. For some of these Year in Review stories, I may add other photos or additional notes that have similar subject matter but did not run in the particular post the first time out. I will also provide a link to the original version.
For those of you who missed these posts the first time out, I hope you will enjoy them. For those long timers I hope you will enjoy taking a second look. Over the next week or so I will also be running new posts as warranted so please keep an eye on the ISBAA dailies.
I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has made this blog a success. Please see more text and photos below.
This post originally ran Oct. 13, 2013
Fall colors offer an infinite number of photo opportunities, especially in Western Maryland.
The top photo was taken of a small creek near the northern branch of the Potomac River. The photo above is of the north branch of the Potomac.
The weather was rather dreary when I shot these three images though the colors on the leaves were pretty saturated.
To remove some of the “drear” from the photos I shot them on the cloudy white balance setting which is almost like warming up the scene with a giant strobe. You can achieve the same effect in Lightroom or Photoshop.
- Weekly Photo Challenge : Community – Birds (iseebeautyallaround.com)
- Potomac River Bridge & Furnace Mountain Virginia In Full Color (kpjdcaphoto.wordpress.com)
- Hancock to Williamsport MD (bikeamtrak.wordpress.com)
- Photography at 60 Miles Per Hour (iseebeautyallaround.com)
- Fall Color : Coming Soon to a Lake Near You (iseebeautyallaround.com)
- Legendary Lights of Clifton Mill (nolagirlatheart.wordpress.com)
- How to Take Great Dessert Photographs (berries.com)



Beautiful Autumn Colour…really like the second image!
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When I look that your photos here …. I know why I’m an autumn girl. One of the reasons why I couldn’t live somewhere that don’t have the 4 seasons. Pure magic your photos. *smile
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I believe autumn colours are my favourites in nature. You could frame these prints and hang them anywhere, and they’d ‘fit in’ with any interior design palette. Just beautiful, Rob!
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Wonderful autumn images, Rob! There’s a fabulous mellowness in these.
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Amazing how we kind of take those colors for granted about a week after they’ve arrived… and viewing these colors now, when everything outside is white and gray, warms my soul 😀
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I’m so glad you are giving a year review! Love these beautiful autumn images.
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Yes, loves the mist and fantastic colours! Wonderful autumn shots!
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Great shots, I kinda like the softer look, like a morning fog!
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I have been lucky this past year and that there has been a lot of fog at Deep Creek Lake, even later in the morning, but I still get up before dawn to get the best light.
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