Category Archives: Nature Photography
04.11.2021 A new favorite tool
Well, the 5D Mark IV is still the favorite but the Singh-Ray Bryan Hansell All-in-One GND is near the top of the list as well. I have used reverse grads but this offers a softer horizon transition and helps control … Continue reading
04.10.2021 Sun Fire
I’ve been driving by these birches for years and always thought I should stop but never did until this morning when the rising sun was washing them with fire. I happened by at just the right time as ordinarily I’ve … Continue reading
04.09.2021 Fog Friday
Just a bit of ground fog over Harvard Pond but with a starburst and a hint of color in the sky. The Water was fairly calm although earlier a beaver caused a few ripples. It won’t be long before I … Continue reading
04.08.2021 Oaken Sunrise
Around the corner from yesterday’s post. This tree has appeared here before. It will probably return again.
04.05.2021 Monochrome Monday-Jennison Road
Mountain Laurel branches develop some nice shape. Although dead, I liked the curves combined with the stump. Last year was a downer for Mountain Laurel flowers. The year before was glorious and I am hoping for a rebound this year.
04.02.2021 A little more skunk seepage
Another shot from the Quabbin Park seep as the skunk cabbage buds start to swell.
03.31.2021 Full Worm Moon Setting over the Connecticut River
03.29.2021 Monochrome Monday-Bloodroot Bud with Dew
I visited the spot where I usually shoot these yesterday morning. I was hoping for some sign of early spring but nothing doing. It was cold, breezy, overcast, and threatening to rain at any moment. I guess you could say … Continue reading
