Category Archives: Waterfalls
02.14.2019 Simplicity and it’s opposite
Happy Valentine’s Day to all. I appreciate all of your likes, comments and support through the years. Have a wonderful day. On January 27th, I visited Harvard Pond in Petersham, MA. Yes, it and the forest surrounding are owned and … Continue reading
02.03.2019 Blue Ice
As I drove along the Quabbin Spillway yesterday I noticed a large mass of ice atop a rock below the falling water. Part was blue, from being cold I guess, while the bulk was bright white. I liked the contrast … Continue reading
01.12.2019 Murphy Falls Filigreed Ice
I realize that I am playing fast and loose with “filigree” to describe the ice, but it is intricate and somewhat delicate and that is the word that comes to mind when I see this type of ice formation. The … Continue reading
12.29.2018 Spillway Cascade
As I stood there enjoying the view, I looked for narrower compositions and was struck by this cascade in front of the falling water.A bit foggy out there in the dark this morning. I am hoping it lingers after day … Continue reading
11.28.2018 Probably the first place I’ll go
Murphy Falls along Dean Brook. With all the rain we’ve had this autumn, the waterfalls must be looking very good. This is a short hike from the road and a good candidate for my first foray. Still a couple of … Continue reading
09.13.2018 Buffam Brook Upstream Cascade
This is a more intimate look at this cascade previously shared on August 15. Aside from a different framing, I have refined the processing a bit more, pulling the closer cascade out from the background and adding a bit more … Continue reading
08.23.2018 Here you go, Andrew…a waterfall and a mushroom
This past Sunday I visited Bear’s Den to see how the waterfall was doing. It was doing very well. Lots and lots of water. (I posted a tannin colored cascade from here the other day) And there was also an … Continue reading
