This image was taken on a recent jaunt through Jim Thorpe, Pa.  I took one lens – my Canon 50mm f/1.4 and forced myself to shoot with no other lens options.  I find that to be a good way of seeing new compositions when returning to a spot that I have visited often.  It was dusk and the light was fading fast.  I didn’t have my tripod with me, which was another way of forcing myself to shoot creatively.  I surprised myself with the number of keeper images from that trip.  I thought I would post this one featuring a Halloween pumpkin before the memory of the holiday is totally forgotten.   Daylight Savings Time ends tonight so now it will get dark an hour earlier.  Even LESS opportunity for late in the day photography.  I’m already counting the days until Spring!