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11.20.2021 Don’t let the warm light fool you
it was cold on Mount Pollux yesterday morning. After shooting the frames for the eclipse, I went up on the hill ( don’t let the name “Mount” fool you either) hoping to catch the setting moon. But there were thick … Continue reading →
11.19.2021 Fog Friday-Same Neighborhood, Different Tree
One more in the continuing study of Owens Pond tree reflections. Not as gloomy today, at least so far, although I missed the peak of the eclipse. But witnessing a partial was worth the early rise. Now, do I get … Continue reading →
01.19.2021 Tuesday Typicality
Typical, that is, of our winter so far. I sure do grouse a lot. At least cold is coming back.
12.15.2020 Market Hill Maple
After several times looking at this tree, I finally got a foggy day to shoot it. It’s my first attempt with it and I am hoping to make a few more images, especially after a nice sticky snow, but fog … Continue reading →
12.13.2020 Silent Sunday
04.24.2020-2 Not a “Rainy Day, Dream away” kinda photograph
The day started rather dismal and I had errands to run. While driving to one I noticed Norwottuck draped in a foggy tutu and went to Pollux after I was done with the stops. Of course things were not what … Continue reading →
12.06.2019 Freezing Fog Friday
Snow smoke! Folks who live near large bodies of water will often see sea smoke which is more or less the same thing. Yesterday morning was pretty chilly. After a snowfall that lasted from Sunday evening until Tuesday morning with … Continue reading →
03.29.2019 Frosty the Apple Tree
A repeat performance. As March winds down and April is before us, here is an example of what April may bring as Spring unfolds. Bentley’s backyard is a mucky quagmire of mud and soggy sod. The poor little guy hates … Continue reading →
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