Tag Archives: Fall Foliage
10.13.2021 Atkins Reservoir Panorama
Another day, another overcast sky. Fortunately, in this location the hemlocks and pines are taller than the deciduous trees so I was able to crop the panorama and eliminate the white sky. Click through to see a much larger view. … Continue reading
10.12.2021 Orange you glad it’s October?
The last several days have been mostly cloudy, especially in the morning when overcast has ruled the sky. But the color won’t last forever so I am making the best of it despite uninteresting skies and flat light. Owens Pond … Continue reading
10.11.2021 Brickyard Tree and Foliage
By request, although I had planned to return when the color became stronger, here is a closer frame of the tree that I posted last week. I think that there are parts of the tree that could be abstract subjects … Continue reading
10.10.2021 Silentish Sunday 2-Barn in Foliage from Norwottuck Railtrail
Viewed from the Norwottuck Railtrail.
09.202.2021 Macro Monday-Seasonal Decay
Sounds negative, doesn’t it? Life has its stages and for plants it is all part of life. Leaves dying, falling, and decaying into their basic elements feeds a number of organisms, including their own plant’s roots and ultimately back into … Continue reading
02.11.2021 An Escape from Winter at Harvard Pond
Giving the ice shots a break for a day. Here’s a reprocessed file from 2016 to warm things up a bit. One never knows exactly what to expect on a cloudy morning but if the gaps are just right the … Continue reading
12.18.2020 Flashback Friday-2004
The light was not very exciting this morning and much of the snow has fallen from the trees with all the wind we had. Couple that with a lack of motivation after a tiring week and I came up empty. … Continue reading
11.20.2020 Friday Flashback 2
Facebook reminded me of this image that I posted a while back on this date but I don’t think I shared it here. Even if I did and it seems like I would have, this is a re-edit starting from … Continue reading
11.17.2020 Hanging in there
Seeming to defy gravity and the water’s flow, the leaf caught my eye…in addition of course to the variety of the cascades. I generally don’t worry about the Rule of Thirds and composed this for the different textures but the … Continue reading
