Author Archives: Steve Gingold
10.15.2021 Eat your heart out Austin Steve
Not exactly a complete opposite but close to what Steve Schwartzman experiences in Austin as natural places become housing developments. In this case a golf course is being turned into a few things, that includes a possible low-income housing development … Continue reading
10.15.2021 Frog Friday
Frog season has definitely wound down here but some are still hopping about. This little guy was digging the sun in our lawn (another reason to not use herbicides) while I was mowing one afternoon. Fortunately he stuck around long … Continue reading
10.14.2021 Valley Big Sky
We’ve got mountains here in the Happy Valley (a name coined because of all the hippie culture back in the day) but compared to other ranges they are not that large. This composition makes them look even smaller. They are … Continue reading
10.13.2021 Atkins Reservoir Panorama
Another day, another overcast sky. Fortunately, in this location the hemlocks and pines are taller than the deciduous trees so I was able to crop the panorama and eliminate the white sky. Click through to see a much larger view. … Continue reading
10.12.2021 Orange you glad it’s October?
The last several days have been mostly cloudy, especially in the morning when overcast has ruled the sky. But the color won’t last forever so I am making the best of it despite uninteresting skies and flat light. Owens Pond … Continue reading
10.11.2021 Brickyard Tree and Foliage
By request, although I had planned to return when the color became stronger, here is a closer frame of the tree that I posted last week. I think that there are parts of the tree that could be abstract subjects … Continue reading
10.10.2021 Silentish Sunday 2-Barn in Foliage from Norwottuck Railtrail
Viewed from the Norwottuck Railtrail.
10.10.2021 Silent Sunday-Gentian Finale
Greater Fringed Gentian-Gentianopsis crinita
10.09.2021 Silken Mobile
We allow quite a number of milkweed plants to line our driveway with other plants as well. I’ve been looking at this one pod waiting for the right time to make an image of the seeds hanging and yesterday noticed … Continue reading
