Author Archives: Steve Gingold
12.14.2019 Solid and Liquid
During the winter months capturing flowing water beneath, beside, or surrounded by ice is one of my main interests. The shaping of water as it freezes compared to the softness of water as it flow always attracts me.
12.13.2019 Flashback Frog Friday
My first ever froggie back in 1989. Kodachrome 25 in a Canon F1n
12.12.2019 Playing catch up
I’ve fallen behind in my responses to your comments but will a few at a time. The last couple of days have been dealing with Bentley’s latest exploit. He does not like our leaving him alone and will often get … Continue reading
12.10.2019-2 Dean Brook Crossing Cascade
I mentioned this cascade the other day in response to the weave in the Murphy Falls image. Ten years ago but it seems like only nine. 🙂
12.10.2019 Frosted Tree and Valley Fog
A bit earlier than yesterday’s frosty starburst, Mount Pollux was still seeing some of the freezing fog that accompanied the frigid temperatures. In the distance the fog is thinning and the treeline is receiving the hints of sunrise. There are … Continue reading
12.09.2019 Mount Pollux Frosty Bare Tree
Yesterday started out below zero This morning is above freezing with ice melting and rain in the forecast with the possibility of 50’s or even 60°. Flooding is a possibility too. I have quite a backlog of keywording and archiving … Continue reading
