It’s peak leaf season here in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, home of AIER’s historic, 110-acre campus. I shot these photos on a recent series of crisp autumn days.
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It’s peak leaf season here in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, home of AIER’s historic, 110-acre campus. I shot these photos on a recent series of crisp autumn days.
… and one from our neighbor, the Berle sheep farm:
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