Snow Day = trip to the wood in South Jersey. Nothing is better then carving the first paths through the fresh snow. I love how the forest looks during a snow storm. I decided to give each photo a quote to help express the beauty in each image. ![]() "There is nothing in the world more beautiful than the forest clothed to its very hallows in snow." --- William Sharp "And into the forest I go, to lose my mind and fine my soul." --- John Muir "Deep within the winter forest among the snowdrifts wide, you can find a magic place where all the fairies hide..." --- Anonymous “Be different so that people can see you clearly amongst the crowds.” ― Mehmet Murat ildan "I am seeking for the bridge which leans from the visible to the invisible through reality." --- Max Beckmann “In nature, everything has a job. The job of the fog is to beautify further the existing beauties!” --- Mehmet Murat ildan “Wisdom is not a product of schooling but of the lifelong attempt to acquire it.”
--- Albert Einstein This winter was a bit crazy. Warm one day and cold the next. The temperature jumped from 70 degrees one day and to cold enough to snow the next morning. Waking up to snow is nice sometimes. Heading into the woods, we found a make shift foot bridge. Dad taking a picture of me taking a picture of him. Tea berries out all over the forest floor.
------- And someone drove right into the bank of this stream. I don't like when people mess with the natural order of the forest. If you travel to this small town by the river make sure you bring bug spray when visiting in the summer. Yes, while visiting the sweet little town of Greenwich we were warned about the Green Head fly's. Although, we didn't experience them for ourselves visiting at the end of the spring season, I'm going to take the locals word for it. At the end of a dead end road you will find this sweet landscape. Lavender in full bloom and a dirt road leading to possibly nowhere or everywhere beyond a thick set of trees. Across the street from the farm you will see this out beauty. Most likely owned by the farmer, but abandoned to fall into disrepair. Overgrown, yet still really beautiful.
Of Bike Rides and Wooded Paths | South Jersey Portrait Photographer | Lizabeth Carl Photography11/20/2016
I use to ride this path all the time while enjoying the nice weather in the spring and summer. It wasn't til I took a fall ride this year did I see the hidden beauty that autumn holds. The three shots above come from my personal Instagram account. Yes, far from professional with my old school Galaxy 4 Mini phone which doesn't take the greatest pictures, but that day as I was on my ride I just needed to capture the moment and a phone was all I had with me at the time.
Anther great area I ride passed all the time and went overlooked was at the local park. The path is off to the side and rarely used by anyone at the park as there are paved walking paths that encompass the whole park for walkers, children, and people like me on bikes to use. On the other hand the bridge located close by that that path leads from the park to the high school's football field. I take it as a short cut sometimes.
And finally, I had to snap with image of the wonderful yellow leaves falling on this portion of the bike path. This path in particular is used by many people, mostly teens, as they walk to and from school every day. It begins at the crossing of Berlin Road and Linden Ave moving along the side of Berlin Road following the railroad tracks until you reach the traffic light at the end of the road.
This building built in the 1930's was demolished in 2016 after the property was purchased.
The Acme Staple Company opened it's doors in 1643 on Haddon Avenue, but moved to a 40 acre site in Frankilin, New Hampshire in 1959 leaving this building to find a new owner. -http://www.dvrbs.com/camden/CamdenNJ-AcmeStaple.htm |
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I am Lizabeth Carl, photographer and owner of Lizabeth Carl Photography. I am 30 years old and have lived in South Jersey my whole life. I was also probably born in the wrong generation because I am hippie at heart. Categories
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