Happy Monday!
I know there were a few of you who said you were looking forward to my Fall photos. Well, unfortunately between work, the rain, and a lousy cold, I still haven't had time to get out and do any photography whatsoever. That being the case I thought I'd go through my mass amounts of photos and post some you've never seen before! And believe me I have plenty!
These photos were actually taken 3 years ago along the Oyster River in Durham, NH on an overcast afternoon.

I had been shooting up by Mill Pond Dam when suddenly a swan flew overhead, across the road and towards the river. Curiosity got the best of me so I drove down route 108 for a better view. As you can see the Swans were quite a ways off in the distance.



No matter how far away, their beauty is unmistakable.

Autumn, such a glorious time of year!
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Oh, it truly is. Busy is good sometimes. Hope you're doing well and I loved seeing this glimpse of fall. Who cares it was three years ago?!!
Autumn leaves are beautiful!! I hope you get out for more current shots before the leaves all fall!!!
Taken now or taken earlier on, they are still and always will be gorgeous. Those swans, WOW. Carol
Definitely lovely photos!
Hi Sharon,
gorgeous pics, all the same when they are three years old - I love pictures from the autumn leaves.
Hope you find the time to enjoy...
Take care, hugs
Bine
Beautiful! I like how the leaves frame that last shot.
It doesn't matter when you took them, they are beautiful. Thank you.
Sheilagh
xx
Your 'old' photos are just beautiful. It is so neat that you were able to capture the images of the swans. Hope your feeling better soon and are able to get our and enjoy this wonderful season.
Beautiful post! Love the photos.
The colors seem almost more golden in the overcast light. So very lovely. :c)
Some friends and I were just commenting yesterday on how it seems that the fall color seems late this year...so maybe you have time yet to feel better and find some time to get some fall photos:) In the meantime these are stunning and will absolutely do!
You are right - swans are beautiful no matter what their distance.
I love these Fall photos!
Gorgeous! I hope to get back to posting soon and I have taken a TON of autumn photos of the U.P. of Michigan this year...now we are getting the wind and rain and are losing them, but stay tuned, I will be posting mine soon. xxo
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What gorgeous photos. The swans are so beautiful. I love fall too!
Stunning swans & photos! There's no place on earth prettier than New England!
Oh How Lovely!!! Archived Photos are wonderful - it's great to share from previously times when "life gets in the way" of photography ;)
Beautiful photos, Sharon!
I came across your blog this morning and just wanted to let you know that I think it is great! I really like these pictures of autumn. Makes me wish I had gone out more with the camera last month! I live in Barrington, NH and also have a photoblog that I update frequently called Seacoast Shots. Feel free to stop by if you're interested and keep up the great work!!!
Hi Sharon! LOL - thanks for the comment on our funny Baby! She is a character, that's for sure! I hope all is well with you and yours!!!... Donna
Stopping by to wish you a Belated Happy Thanksgiving!
Hope it was a GREAT one!
Just gorgeous! I have been away from blogging for almost a year and am trying to get back into doing my own blog and reading some of my past buddies, and of course headed straight over to yours....I see you said the same thing..busy, busy busy. But I so enjoyed these shots! Hope your holidays are going well! xxoo
Delightful photos, happy holidays to you and yours, thanks for sharing your inspirational photos through the year.
Wow! Are these wild swans? We see them here only rarely, though a few Trumpeters usually hang out on the Blackfoot River.
Sharon,
Have you really been gone from blogland since October and I just now noticed? I have thought of you off and on, but thought maybe I just missed your posts since I wasn't blogging much. Have you given it up completely? I seriously thought about stopping at the end of 2012 and was really going to, but I found a blog from England that really inspired me. Now I have changed my format to be similar to hers and what I blog about. I find I am actually enjoying it again with no care as to whether anyone visits or comments. It is really more for me now and a place to journal my thoughts and an outlet for creativity. I'm using other people's pictures as much as my own and just making collages with them, things to inspire and lift spirits. It makes me happy to play with it. I was so tired of all the other blogs and seeing everyone's houses. I think Christmas is what did me in. It was just overload, even though it was pretty. There are really only a few blogs out of the thousands that I truly loved to visit and yours was always one of them. Just wanted you to know I miss you, your beautiful photos, and your way with words. The French Kissed post from today is a really good one to read about why we blog and it confirmed all the more the changes in my view and format.
Miss you and love you from afar.
Cindy
Sharon, such lovely lovely photos. We miss your blog. Please come back with some new posts!
beautiful photos. I am loving your blog...
Such beautiful photographs! Visiting your part of the world is definitely on my wish list......
Hi Sharon: I hope you keep up your blog. I love it so much. I miss New England terribly and love looking at your pics. Hope all is well.
Janice
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