I photographed this scene late one afternoon following a visit to the shore line seen here in the distance. Upon my return I noticed this scene and determined it would make a captivating composition. I used the Mamiya RZ67 with the Mamiya Sekor 50mm lens to expose this scene on Fuji Velvia transparency film (Rated at ISO 40). The colors had already begun to warm late in the day giving the entire composition a reddish/yellow cast. In this region blue berries grow wild and the low growth in this scene is those wild blue berries. I recall eating some of them the afternoon I exposed this scene. I am told that later in the fall they turn brilliant red. Perhaps an excuse to return to this region again. Open Edition.