Category Archives: Abstract

03.21.2021 Silent Sunday-Fallen leaves under ice

Posted on March 21, 2021 by Steve Gingold

Posted in Abstract, Closeup Photography, Intimate Landscape, Nature Photography, Patterns in Nature, Quabbin, Western Massachusetts | Tagged abstract, Autumn Color, Fall Foliage, ice, intimate landscape, Massachusetts, New England, Quabbin, Quabbin Park, western massachusetts | 22 Comments

03.15.2021 Silent Sunday-Hop Brook

Posted on March 14, 2021 by Steve Gingold

Posted in Abstract, Intimate Landscape, Nature Photography, Patterns in Nature, Western Massachusetts, Western Massachusetts Waterfalls and Cascades | Tagged abstract, Belchertown, cascades, Holland Glen, Hop Brook, intimate landscape, M-M Trail, Massachusetts, New England, New England Trail, New England Waterfalls, water in motion, waterscape, western massachusetts | 17 Comments

03.12.2021 Jagged Edge

Posted on March 12, 2021 by Steve Gingold

Winter’s winding down and spring is around the corner.

Posted in Abstract, Closeup Photography, Ice, Intimate Landscape, macro photography, Nature Photography, Patterns in Nature | Tagged abstract, abstract ice, Harvard Pond, ice, intimate landscape, Massachusetts, New England, North Quabbin, Petersham, Quabbin, water, winter | 18 Comments

03.08.2021 An Icicle with Character-2

Posted on March 8, 2021 by Steve Gingold

There were two icicles that i enjoyed finding at the top of the little waterfall I visited on Saturday. This one is a bit more complicated to compose and I went about it from two different angles. In both cases … Continue reading →

Posted in Abstract, Closeup Photography, Ice, Intimate Landscape, Nature Photography | Tagged abstract ice, Dean Brook, ice, intimate landscape, Massachusetts, Murphy Falls, New England, Sand Hill Road, Shutesbury, water, water in motion, western massachusetts, winter | 14 Comments

03.06.2021 Winter’s Pareidolia

Posted on March 6, 2021 by Steve Gingold

The old man is having the last laugh this morning as the temperature is back down in the teens and we’ve a breeze to cool it off even more. 17° with a wind chill. But spring is around the corner … Continue reading →