"S" for Shenandoah (or Skyline?) - as in Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park.
Curves, switchbacks, stone walls, rocky hill sides abound along Skyline Drive. What doesn't abound is a safe place from which to shoot them. You can't just stop in the road - although some fools do. Blind curves, double yellow lines and no shoulders make it inadvisable as well as illegal. The alternative is to park legally and then hike to your spot. Also, what abounds in SNP if you live nearby and are patient is beautiful photography weather/light - and I don't mean mid-day sunshine. Put it all together - curves, trees, mist, emotion - and it's hard to make a bad image. I only go when the forecast is for precipitation.
I post-processed this in Nik's Color Efex Pro using the Polaroid Transfer filter to get the arty edge. It's just as nice without it, but we need to do something different every once in a while.
One of my favorite mantras is "it's all about the light, stupid" as I search for images. It goes without saying that another should be - "and don't forget about the composition, dummy". This image is all about light and composition - and the scene doesn't hurt either.
PS - shot this at least a dozen times without changing a thing; just waited a few seconds while the fog moved in waves. The trees in the center were the key as they changed from invisible, to totally visible and all points in between. I chose this one because of how the top of the tree seems to pop up out of the mist (they were CLOUDS actually).