Looking back on fall.

Posted on by Hugh Kenny

Looking back on Fall

The leaves have fallen and Thanksgiving’s in the rearview mirror, so it seems like as good a time as any to look back on an incredibly beautiful fall here in the northern Piedmont. As PEC’s staff photographer and videographer, I get to travel around to the most beautiful places in our region to make images. Looking back through my catalog from the past few months, there are a few photos that stand out that I want to share with you.

They’re taken all over the Piedmont, from Charlottesville all the way up to the Potomac in Loudoun. Many are aerial images, shot from a drone.

Madison County

My favorite photograph. A stunning sunset in early fall over Shenandoah and the Robinson River. Taken near Syria, Madison County.

Loudoun County

Rt. 15 crossing the Potomac.
Two frames of Middleburg, taken about 30 minutes apart.
Looking west at Northern Loudoun County and the Potomac River.
Featherbed Lane, an old gravel road in Loudoun County, cross Catoctin Cree

The Plains, Bull Run Mountains, and Middleburg

A uniquely shaped grove of trees in a hay field in The Plains, Fauquier County.

Charlottesville and Ragged Mountain Reservoir

Charlottesville at night.