I miss the Blue Ridge mountains when I don't live in VA. It's almost as if I have the opposite of claustrophobia when it comes to the landscape... I almost feel exposed or something without them. So Ryan and I went out this weekend to see if we could find some pretty fall colors to photograph in the mountains, and we didn't come up with a whole lot, but I had fun playing with a couple of them, as you can see.
I love these mountains, but I grew up with them settled into the background of my life, and didn't fully appreciate them until I was gone for a while for the first time. Lately I've been trying to be thankful for so many things that I love, especially the people who love me too. I couldn't imagine being surrounded by better friends or family right now, and I hope I never take that for granted. I hope I never let them settle into the background.
Was that profound or ridiculous? Sometimes that line is thinly blurred... All I know is that my DVR is getting full and it's time to stop being serious and watch something funny.
I love these mountains, but I grew up with them settled into the background of my life, and didn't fully appreciate them until I was gone for a while for the first time. Lately I've been trying to be thankful for so many things that I love, especially the people who love me too. I couldn't imagine being surrounded by better friends or family right now, and I hope I never take that for granted. I hope I never let them settle into the background.
Was that profound or ridiculous? Sometimes that line is thinly blurred... All I know is that my DVR is getting full and it's time to stop being serious and watch something funny.
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