Thanksgiving Day Is One Of My Favorite Holidays

Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays because of all of the great food and the quality time I get to spend with my family.

Thanksgiving Day Is One Of My Favorite Holidays

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving Day, which is one of my favorite holidays. Mainly because of the great food and time with my family. It’s also a great time for taking holiday family portraits. From living many years of my life out in the countryside in East Texas I learned how to love the temperature and colors of Autumn. Each fall I find myself frequently looking to find how I can capture my love for the season in a photograph.

Here is a photo I took earlier this week just outside of Dallas, Texas in a small town called Wills Point. This is the town where I went to high school. I stopped on the side of the road and climbed over a barbed-wire fence. Then, I ran out into the pasture to get this photo. I walked around the pasture trying the find the best angle. Then I decided to lie down in the grass and shoot away. While on the ground I took the photo above. I’m happy with how the photo turned out, I hope you enjoy it as well.

The Beauty of Nature during the Fall and Thanksgiving

When I stumbled upon this picturesque scene it seemed straight out of a painting. A lone tree standing tall in a vast pasture, surrounded by the golden hues of fall. As I approached, the tranquility of the countryside enveloped me. It offered a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The solitary tree, adorned with fiery foliage, stood as a silent sentinel against the backdrop of rolling hills. It was almost as if it was whispering tales of seasons past. In that fleeting moment, amidst the crisp autumn air, I found solace in the simplicity of nature’s beauty. I did my best to capture the essence of fall in this quaint corner of East Texas with my camera lens.

I wish you all a happy Thanksgiving and God bless.



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