Ed Szrom Fine Art Photographs

Lost River Valley’s unique size allows for the view of storms approaching over the mountains.

In late summer, especially in a dry year, the bright greens of nature change to brilliant golds. | Image Code 169.

Early spring greenery forms interesting patterns in the calm waters of Kimsey Run lake, WV.

The greens of summer are still evident in September while the fields are beginning to turn to gold. Because of the overlapping hills, the winding road, the trees and the pond, this view is among the finest in Hardy County. | Image Code 187

As the seasons change from fall to winter, the light, especially at dawn take on different shades and hues, fortelling the changes coming in the weather. | Image Code 189

The early morning fog that settles in the Lost River Valley providing a ghosrly effect on the bare winter trees. | Image Code 0059

In the early morning hours, the mountains remain in deep shadow before the sun rises from the East. | Image Code 173

The lone tree on the snow-kissed hillside stands over the landscape.

Before the dawn, the night sky fades from black to a deep blue. Light fog can be seen in the Lost River Valley.

The dried grasses lend a quiet note to the distant barn. | Image Code 0147

One of my avorite views in Hardy County, WV, showing the interesting geometry of the mountains. | Image Code 168.

This road near Mathias, WV opens on the east side to open fields and small farms. This cozy house caught the first rays of a September morn. | Image Code 0057