Photographs By Elizabeth Langer
It isn’t quite peak time yet, but the foliage is definitely changing. Bursts of color are breaking through all around Central Park.
Thanks to Elizabeth Langer for sharing these photos taken near West 72nd Street.
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Beautiful pics. The times they are a changin’.
Wonderful! Thank you!
Love the photos. The photographer has an excellent eye. Thank you, Ms. Langer.
Thanks to Ms. Langer for the pix. All are uplifting and skillfully set up. Colors are super. Colors here in central Vermont were subdued this year because of our long drought.
And Strawberry Fiends doesn’t look like this. The highly saturated colours are thanks to software, probably a preset in a smartphone.
Pushing the saturation really brought out the astroturf color of the lawns.
The north lawn is still largely packed earth.
Gotta watch out for phone cameras inventing colous and saturation levels.