Category Archives: National Parks
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.
10.10.2019 Living in the Past
Yikes, we just came back from Acadia and here it is one third of October passed already. I know I grouse about the speed of passing time a lot, but there you go, a week and a half gone. In … Continue reading
10.09.2019 Hemlock Trail Birches
This is the requisite trail shot near Great Meadow in Acadia N.P. I say requisite because, in addition to my annual shots, most every photographer makes his or her way here for their effort. It’s natural to visit it each … Continue reading
10.07.2019 The first shall be the last
Well, maybe. I didn’t make as many Acadia images as I intended. But I headed for Otter Rocks on our first day and made this image. I’ve photographed this tree several times over the years and am always amazed that … Continue reading
10.06.2019 Jordan Pond and The Bubbles, North and South
The two mountains, not very tall ones at that, are known as The Bubbles and atop the South Bubble is the glacial erratic known as Bubble Rock. I’ve not photographed it or been up to see it as of yet. … Continue reading
