Kinn's Woods, in Clifton Park, NY, was just up the street from where I grew up. It was our nearest bit of "nature". However, the wood was planted as a public works project during the Great Depression. When I was young, only 15 years ago, the straight lines in which the trees were planted were still obvious. Now, the undergrowth has caught up--and the appearance of untouched nature is almost complete.
8 responses
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Renee Yocum gave props (2 Jan 2008):
i love how you have managed to capture the beauty and silence of the woods. Beautiful. very well done!
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Amy Stewart said (2 Jan 2008):
Awesome surroundings.
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Adrian Rodriguez gave props (26 Feb 2008):
I love it.....Perfect....Got my Vote
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Anders Link gave props (3 Mar 2008):
nice mood
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Lisa Eagles said (13 Mar 2008):
This is beautiful. I am from Scotland but have lived in year-round hot countries for 5 years and this made me long for the freedom of wild forests and the silence of snow. Thank you.
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Lisa Eagles gave props (13 Mar 2008):
Excellent shot.
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Ryan Keeler said (14 Mar 2008):
colors A+, contrast A+ love it
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Melinda Smith said (14 Mar 2008):
I love this! Gives me a lost in the woods feeling. Just beautiful
