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Category Archives: Sunrise
03.18.2023 Just Another Roadside Attraction-Willow Weep for Me
Once in awhile, when I am on my way somewhere, I have the good fortune to see a scene like this and actually have my kit with me. The first half of the title refers to a Tom Robbins novel. … Continue reading
02.03.2023 North Quabbin 2004
Old tech ain’t too shabby. This was made with the Canon 10D, my first digital camera shortly after I made the switch from film thanks to Kodak destroying a box of transparencies from a trip to Acadia.
12.30.2022 Fog Friday…sort of
A scene I have shared many times. The basic composition is more or less the same each time but the sky is always a little different and the addition of fog, some or a lot, makes the difference. Another close … Continue reading
11.05.2022 Drama from the Archives
Trolling through the memories I found this shot not previously processed from a dramatic morning on Mount Pollux. Not sure why I never did anything with it but better late than never. And it’s always nice to find a little … Continue reading
Posted in Amherst, Landscape, Nature Photography, Sunrise, Western Massachusetts
Tagged Amherst, colorful clouds, colorful sky, dramatic clouds, dramatic sky, dramatic sunrise, landscape, Massachusetts, Mount Pollux, New England, starburst, sunburst, sunrise, sunstar, western massachusetts
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10.07.2022 South Amherst Sunrise
Ordinarily this would have been a “Ride to Work” post but I had the day off to take advantage of the warmth and work on repairing our garage apron which was in need of some serious work. All prepped and … Continue reading
07.24.2022. Silent Sunday- Brickyard 5:30 a.m.
Posted in Amherst, Landscape, Nature Photography, Sunrise
Tagged Amherst, Brickyard Conservation Area, landscape, Massachusetts, New England, sunrise, western massachusetts
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06.26.2022 South Amherst at Dawn
I was headed to North Quabbin yesterday for the sunrise that I posted earlier this morning. But this was why I got there after it had crested the distant hills. I have shot this location before. The silos belong to … Continue reading
05.19.2022 Learned a New Trick
In the past I’ve ham-handed my attempts at flare removal. Some have turned out reasonably okay and others not so much. I recently learned a method involving an inverted curves adjustment that does a nice job. Of course, this image … Continue reading
04.15.2022 Fog Friday-Fog on Fire
Giving the archival frogs a break. Hopefully there will some new froggy heads bobbing up in the ponds soon. But fog is good too and my favorite landscape condition. Some days the valleys catch the light before the rest of … Continue reading