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Tag Archives: Hadley
07.19.2017 The Sun does indeed also rise.
That Hemingway tie in would indicate some sort of philosophical post. Wish I could but unfortunately only have 2000 words worth of imaging to share. Monday started quite well.
04.30.2017 The unexpected sunrise
It was a bit overcast when Bentley and I went out at 4 this morning. But anything can happen in a couple of hours. Anyway, I wasn’t considering a sunrise shot when I left at 5:30 to visit a waterfall … Continue reading
02.19.2017 Fire over Hadley, MA
Most often I arrive places well in advance of the light, but this morning I was dragging my feet and didn’t get out of the house until 6:20, only a few minutes prior to sunrise. I could see lavender building … Continue reading
08.27.2016 Foggy Twilight
Once again, here is an image from a repeat location. These trees really have lots of possibilities for compositions and, depending on the conditions, offer some fine images. I’ve shot the full moon through the trees and sunrise over them … Continue reading
05.19.2016 The other one from before work
I was on my way home for breakfast when I noticed there were still a few hints of color in the clouds over the Holyoke Range. There was plenty of time…well a few minutes anyway…so I stopped and composed a … Continue reading
05.18.2016 An image before work
I made two, actually. One at a time though. When I did that familiar task of taking our veggie scraps out to the compost bin at 4:30, I noticed the clouds and thought there might be a nice sunrise possibility. … Continue reading
04.29.2016 Flashback Friday Flora
I remember finding this Round-leaved Yellow Violet (Viola rotundifolia) while photographing yellow trout lilies, aka dogtooth violets, in a local ditch. Doesn’t seem that long ago, but it turns out to be 7 years. Times does pass quickly. Yesterday was our … Continue reading
