Fall Colors Across America by Anthony E. Cook -WIDE

For four autumns Anthony E. Cook trekked across North America to capture the alluring drama of fall foliage from the soaring scarlet of vine maples to the golden quivering aspen leaves. Cook’s photographs attest to his care and dedication to perfection in composition and light. As an example of his passion for the sublime, Cook hiked up one mountain ten times over eight days until just the right light fell onto an adjacent peak. Included among his stunning autumn vignettes are the Great Smoky Mountains, Alpine Lakes Wilderness, Adirondack Mountains, and the Boreal Forest.

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A Young Deciduous Forest - Ohio	Adirondack Park - New York	Alpine Lakes Wilderness - Washington	Blue Ridge Parkway - North Carolina	Bond Falls - Upper Peninsula, Michigan



Boreal Forest - Shore of Lake Superior, Minnesota	Buzzard Swamp - Allegheny National Forest, Pennsylvania	Cape Breton Highlands National Park - Nova Scotia	Caribou - Denali National Park, Alaska	Checkerboard Mesa - Zion National Park, Utah



Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area - Ohio	Great Smokey Mountains National Park - North Carolina	Gunnison National Forest - Colorado	Heart Lake - Adirondack Park, New York	Hoodoos of the Bryce Canyon National Park - Utah



Kejimkujik National Park - Nova Scotia	Maroon Lake - Snowgrass Wilderness Area, Colorado	Mountain Bridge Wilderness - South Carolina	Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore - Michigan	Poplar Leaf Among Giant Horsetails - Oregon



Red Rock Crossing - Oak Creek, Arizona	Wenatchee Mountains - Washington

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