2009: Four Seasons in The Parkway
Looking over the ridiculous (14+ gigs) amount of pictures I have accumulated on my hard drive since beginning the journey of writing Remember and trying to decipher "best of" sets for the end of the year is impossible. I saw too much beauty to condense it into such a series of posts. I still however want to document the year that has been and this post will be what I imagine is the best way to do that.
The Parkway is perhaps the wildest park in the city of Allentown. There are huge swatches of fragmented forest, no-mow meadows and riparian buffers. It is also one of the largest parks in Allentown so it is to be expected that a significant amount of habitat diversity should exist there.
Today, I am going to post a year in the Parkway through the four seasons. I will begin with photographs from late-spring, move into summer, fall and ultimately to the present, in young winter. This is simply the narrative of time passing, the unavoidable change that is the constant in all that surrounds us and the promise of a journey.
Late Spring:
Summer:
Fall:
Winter:
The Parkway is perhaps the wildest park in the city of Allentown. There are huge swatches of fragmented forest, no-mow meadows and riparian buffers. It is also one of the largest parks in Allentown so it is to be expected that a significant amount of habitat diversity should exist there.
Today, I am going to post a year in the Parkway through the four seasons. I will begin with photographs from late-spring, move into summer, fall and ultimately to the present, in young winter. This is simply the narrative of time passing, the unavoidable change that is the constant in all that surrounds us and the promise of a journey.
Late Spring:
Summer:
Fall:
Winter:
Labels: Lehigh Parkway
posted by Andrew Kleiner at
1:29 AM
2 Comments:
You should publish a book of Lehigh Valley park photos!!!
Mr.Kleiner,your work over this past year has been both beautiful and important. Thank you.
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