This is a continuation of 2025 fall photography in Indiana.








Thanks for following,
Ken
This is a continuation of 2025 fall photography in Indiana.








Thanks for following,
Ken
This is a continuation of 2025 fall photography in Indiana.










Thanks for following, (and, yes, there will be more fall photos),
Ken
More 2025 fall photogrphy in Indiana.










Thanks for following and more fall photos to come,
Ken
More 2025 fall photography in Indiana.










Thanks for following and stay tuned for more 2025 fall photos,
Ken
Indiana Fall Photography 2025.











Thanks for following and there are more fall photos to come,
Ken
Fall photography in Indiana 2025.





Returning from one of my morning shoots, I made a wrong turn on my way back to the cabin and accidentally found another great place to shoot fall color along an Indiana backroad. I returned to this backroad later for a morning shoot.





Stay tuned for more Indiana Fall Photos,
Ken
Another year and another fall in Indiana. This year was much different than the previous few. Drought and a warm fall resulted in sporadic color change in the local trees and forests.
It was just after mid-October, when we arrived in Indiana, a time when the local forest fall foliage would normally be highly apparent. This year many trees were still fully green, a few had already changed almost completely and other were just exhibiting the seasonal change in color.
The “peak”, if it can be called that this year, came the first week in November and it was muted, compared to a “normal” year. I’m afraid this will become the “normal” in the future as climate change, which is not a “hoax”, continues its rapid advance.



For these ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) abstract images in a forest, one can include the sky or exclude it. I find that I prefer those images with the sky limited or excluded, which usually requires cropping the image in post processing.

The direction of the light is also a factor in these image. Side light produces alternating light and dark patterns across the image, which I tend to prefer.






Stay tuned for more fall impressions,
Ken
Just before sunset time, I went to my pre-chosen location for sunset photography in Badlands National Park. It was heavily overcast and the prospects for golden hour light on the geological features in the park did not look promising.
Nevertheless, I made a few images prior to sunset time, hoping to maybe duplicate some compositions at golden hour.



At least the sky was dramatic, but the golden hour light never came.
Until next time,
Ken
This is a continuation of multiple shoots in an area of Southern Utah known as ‘White Rocks’.

This first image on the Flickr Explore page.











To be continued,
Ken
We returned to the area refered to as White Rocks in Southern Utah for an early morning shoot. I switched from the Nikon D850 and 24-70mm lens to the Nikon Z8 and Nikon Z14-24mm for this shoot.







To be continued,
Ken