





Sand, sun, maple sugar, shadow, lines, rows, tawny tones. The sand appears almost edible, the maple candies structural. These photographs were all made within the past week and were unintentionally parallel.






Sand, sun, maple sugar, shadow, lines, rows, tawny tones. The sand appears almost edible, the maple candies structural. These photographs were all made within the past week and were unintentionally parallel.
Beautifully done. I just discovered my love of maple sugar after my brother sent me a package from New Hampshire for Christmas. It’s good stuff (and possible donut pan fodder). How about that warm, beautiful light!
Thanks, Tiffanie! Wonderful discovery (but didn’t you eat it while growing up?). Funnily, I generally eat syrup from NH because my parents usually go up and get syrup from an old family friend who still taps his own trees. Delicious!!
I love maple sugar candy. Did you make your own candy or buy these? Gorgeous photos and love the concept of the correlation between sand and sugar.
Tania, Thanks! I didn’t see the correlation until I was looking through my fotos and then it became obvious.
No, I didn’t make the candies – I bought them at a local farmers’ market, they’re NY State maple.