Category Archives: Waterfalls
05.17.2020 Humble Pie²
Humble admission number one. I boast often about not getting ticks on me. At least not while wearing treated clothing. But I did get one on me Friday while not wearing said duds. Not a big deal, Mary Beth was … Continue reading
05.05.2020-2 Twofer Tuesday- Eliza’s Brook Sinuous Cascade
I’ve been posting two-a-days for a while so can’t really blame them all on Tuesday. As I crossed the brook to get a better look at the waterfall I noticed this tumbling series of cascades that made a nice reverse … Continue reading
05.04.2020 Downstream Chapel Brook
Prior to visiting Eliza’s Falls, I stopped by a section of Chapel Brook that I have shot a few times. Until yesterday I have never been satisfied with my work there but this I think does make me happy with … Continue reading
05.03.2020-2 Eliza’s Waterfall
Today I got to photograph blogging friend, and now personal friend too, Eliza’s waterfall behind her home. I spent some time doing more intimate shots of the various parts as well as downstream cascades. I am starting big and then … Continue reading
05.02.2020-2 Scarboro Brook Cascade
Another brook I’ve been meaning to photograph. I stopped there yesterday after shooting the marsh marigolds but the sun was coming through the trees and there were just a few cascades without hot spots. I liked the texture of the … Continue reading
05.01.20-2 Cascade Two-ways
This is the downstream cascade I mentioned with the waterfall images. I did a few sections here too, but I think the whole works a little better. I’ll share the others tomorrow and see what you think. At first I … Continue reading
04.30.2020 Waterfall Intimacy
Yesterday’s image showing the whole of the waterfall is the view I have made often in the past. But the closer looks are appealing on their own and I am sharing two today. I made this image then waded a … Continue reading
04.29.2020 Return to Atherton Brook
I try to visit this location each year about this time when the water is running strong and the weather is just starting to warm up. It’s my favorite brook in the Quabbin watershed with loads of cascades to study…probably … Continue reading
