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Author Archives: Steve Gingold
05.22.2019 What a surprise!
I’ve been planting native wildflowers in our small wooded area in the backyard for a few years meeting with mixed results.The trilliums have done well but not so the lady’s slippers. A few weeks ago I purchased a Yellow Lady’s … Continue reading
05.21.2019 The before and after
The title might give the impression of a raw image followed by a processed one but in this case it is Sunday’s preceding and following compositions to my back and side. The setting Full Flower Moon just before sunrise. As … Continue reading
Posted in Amherst, Landscape, Nature Photography, Western Massachusetts
Tagged Amherst, Clouds, colorful clouds, colorful sky, Dawn, Full Flower Moon, Full Moon from Mount Pollux, Holyoke Mountain Range, Massachusetts, Mount Norwottuck, Mount Pollux, New England, sunrise, western massachusetts
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05.20.2019 Atkins Reservoir at Golden Hour
After walking a few trails at a favorite lady’s slipper location, and finding plenty budded up it was time to head home. As I drove past Atkins Reservoir I noticed this little island illuminated by the sun rising above the … Continue reading
05.19.2019 Mount Pollux Sunrise
Same location as my last post, but different day, different time, different direction. I was actually out to shoot the full moon and will post that at another time. Hazy sky both to the west and here in the east. … Continue reading
05.17.2019 Mount Norwottuck
The Holyoke Mountain Range is a dominant feature here in the Happy Valley. And Mount Norwottuck stands out among all the other mountains and hills that make up the rare chain that aligns east-west. There are many locations to view … Continue reading
05.16.2019 Most of Pepper Mill Pond
Most because it does turn to the east/right a bit at the far end. From this point all the trees appear compressed and the color more evident. Although I shared this image from 2015 in a comment to Steve yesterday, … Continue reading
05.15.2019 More from Pepper Mill Pond
It was pretty easy to get carried away with pond’s edge reflection shots. Spring has its own foliage appeal.
