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Ligonier in the Autumn

Autumn in Ligonier

Joseph Teplitz

Philadelphia skyline..

Philadelphia Skyline

Rajesh Kumar

There are many opportunities for plant and wildlife photography

Ohiopyle Falls, Youghiogheny River

Wayne Foote

Cataracts above the falls. ND filter.

Ohiopyle Falls, Youghiogheny River

Wayne Foote

Cataracts above the falls. ND filter.

Ohiopyle Falls, Youghiogheny River

Wayne Foote

Cataracts above the falls. ND filter.

Ohiopyle Falls, Youghiogheny River

Wayne Foote

The river below the falls flowing into the Gorge.

Ohiopyle Falls, Youghiogheny River

Wayne Foote

Ohiopyle Falls from Visitor Center observation deck.

Ohiopyle Falls, Youghiogheny River

Wayne Foote

Adams Falls, 36 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

B. Reynolds Falls, 40 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Cayuga Falls, 11 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Conestoga Falls, 17 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Delaware Falls, 37 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Erie Falls, 47 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

F.L. Ricketts Falls, 38 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Ganoga Falls, 94 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Harrison Wright Falls, 27 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Huron Falls, 41 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Mohawk Falls, 37 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Mohican Falls, 39 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Murray Reynolds Falls, 16 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Oneida Falls, 13 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Onondaga Falls, 15 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Ozone Falls, 60 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

R.B. Ricketts Falls, 36 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Seneca Falls, 12 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Shawnee Falls, 30 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Sheldon Reynolds Falls, 36 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Tuscarora Falls, 47 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Wyandot Falls, 15 feet

Ricketts Glen State Park

Dave Fredrickson

Walking up the Glen from Adams Falls, Golden color of Fall, caught my attention Nikon D7200 18-200 at 52mm F16 8sec.

Ricketts Glen State Park

Charley Corace

The colors of Fall in action Nikon D7200 18-200 at 82mm F11 8sec

Ricketts Glen State Park

Charley Corace

Shooting at the base with Tripod, be careful when waters flowing, can be slippery Nikon D7200 18-200 at 42mm F16 4sec

Ricketts Glen State Park

Charley Corace

Ricketts Glen beautiful all times of the year. During the Fall colors, weekdays are best to avoid the crowds. Nikon D7200 18-200 at 150mm F13 5sec

Ricketts Glen State Park

Charley Corace

Autumn Arch Views

National Memorial Arch, Valley Forge National Historic Park

Patrick Dougherty

Sunrise View of the Arch

National Memorial Arch, Valley Forge National Historic Park

Patrick Dougherty

Shot at sunrise with my Canon R5 and 16 to 35 2.8. A brush stroke border was added in Photoshop to make the photo look aged

Commander in Chief's Guard Huts, Valley Forge National Historical Park

Patrick Dougherty

Artillery Park Canons at Sunrise

Artillery Park, Valley Forge National Memorial Park

Patrick Dougherty

View from the Chickies Rock Overlook

Chickies Rock Overlook

Patrick Dougherty

The historic 4.5 acre conservatory is a magical place which transforms it self as the seasons change. It is a grand refuge from winters Chill with the Christmas season being a very special time at Longwood

Longwood Gardens

Charley Corace

Here among the playful bunnies and fanciful spirals, you’ll find more than 35 specimens of meticulously maintained, highly cultivated yews Longwood’s Topiary Garden.

Longwood Gardens

Charley Corace

Summer explodes with colors all across the 1000+ acres of Longwood. The best seasons to visit Longwood Gardens - Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn.

Longwood Gardens

Charley Corace

From Mid-April thru Mid-October, nestled between its naturalistic neighbors the Woodlands and Meadow Gardens is this very formal place with its sparkling blue-tiled pools, splashing fountains, and lush lawns

Longwood Gardens

Charley Corace

The Italian Water Garden's curvilinear water staircase.

Longwood Gardens

Charley Corace

From early June thru mid-October, tucked into a protected courtyard, the Water Garden comes alive with a wide variety of aquatic plants from all over the world.

Longwood Gardens

Charley Corace

Since Tripods are restricted during certain times, shooting with higher ISO'S and F8+ allows decent depth of field.

Longwood Gardens

Charley Corace

One of the often-missed gems is the trail leading to the Chimes Tower and the 50ft. Waterfall. Built in 1929 The 61-foot-tall Chimes Tower houses a 62-bell Carillon and the waterfalls are surrounded by Japanese snowbells, azaleas and rhododendron.

Longwood Gardens

Charley Corace

An absolute Gem of the Longwood Conservatory has been the amazing Orchid House. Having been completely renovated from its 1966 restoration, you will be surrounded by 300 to upwards of 500 plants bursting off the walls like never before

Longwood Gardens

Charley Corace

Longwood Gardens offers photographers a broad spectrum of shooting opportunities, from Grand Landscapes to endless Macro possibilities.

Longwood Gardens

Charley Corace

View to the northwest at sunset.

Old Cemetery, Chambersburg

Wayne Foote

View to the south at sunset.

Old Cemetery, Chambersburg

Wayne Foote

The cemetery dates back to the 18th century. This is shot looking west at sunset

Old Cemetery, Chambersburg

Wayne Foote

Female Tree Swallow.

Old Cemetery, Chambersburg

Wayne Foote

Male Tree Swallow.

Old Cemetery, Chambersburg

Wayne Foote

Bird house along fence line.

Old Cemetery, Chambersburg

Wayne Foote

Sunrise.

Old Cemetery, Chambersburg

Wayne Foote

Morning sun.

Old Cemetery, Chambersburg

Wayne Foote

Morning sun.

Old Cemetery, Chambersburg

Wayne Foote

Morning sun.

Old Cemetery, Chambersburg

Wayne Foote

Morning sun. The haze is from Canadian wildfire smoke.

Old Cemetery, Chambersburg

Wayne Foote

The Gettysburg National Military Park protects and interprets the landscape of the 1863 Battle of Gettysburg which was the major turning point during the American Civil War.

Gettysburg National Military Park

Charley Corace

Here is there site of Abraham Lincoln's famous Gettysburg address which was given at the dedication of the National Cemetery, which became the final resting place for over 6000 soldiers.

Gettysburg National Military Park

Charley Corace

Rifled cannons along the Confederate lines

Gettysburg National Military Park

Charley Corace

Monument at the site of Pickett's Charge. One of the last great battles at Gettysburg.

Gettysburg National Military Park

Charley Corace

Site known as The Bloody Angle marks the farthest point reached by Confederate forces during Pickett's Charge on July 3, 1863

Gettysburg National Military Park

Charley Corace

This monument, dedicated on June 3, 1929, depicts four North Carolina infantrymen participating in Pickett's Charge

Gettysburg National Military Park

Charley Corace

Gettysburg National Military Park

Charley Corace

Gettysburg National Military Park

Charley Corace

National Cemetery final resting place of unknown soldiers. Grave are marked only by a series of numbers

Gettysburg National Military Park

Charley Corace

Today, 6000 acres of peace and beauty.

Gettysburg National Military Park

Charley Corace

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