Category Archives: National Parks
06.29.2022 Wordless Wednesday-Acadia N.P.
10.03.021 ’twas a dark and stormy morning
On Sunday we took a walk along one of the trails that leads to Jordan Pond. It wasn’t the best day for photography with intermittent rain and wind. Most of the shots I made that morning were of mushrooms, many … Continue reading
10.01.2021 Fog Friday
Our first day was very foggy. You’d expect that I’d be in Fog Heaven but strangely I did not go out at all until we decided to ride around in the afternoon. As an excuse it had rained off and … Continue reading
09.30.2021 Otter Rocks Rock!
The granite along the Acadia shoreline as well as on the mountains contains a lot of feldspar and that causes the rocks to have a pink glow when the warm sun hits it. Here’s a landscape example. This was the … Continue reading
12.13.2020-2 At Gary’s Request
Here’s a large view of the image that was printed for the customer in Dallas. Gary asked to see it larger and as it turns out I never shared it on the blog before. It’s from 2010 just after I … Continue reading
11.13.2020-2 Bonus Bird
I stopped by a pond at the edge of Acadia N.P. a few years ago to catch the sunrise lighting one of the many mountains that make up the park and as I composed this Double-crested Cormorant decided to do … Continue reading
11.17.2019 The once and future maple
A forest floor intimate from Acadia N.P.