Tag Archives: intimate landscape
11.26.2021 Falls Friday
Rainy day here in Western Massachusetts. And I’m still in a Tryptophan stupor from yesterday’s gorge. Been napping with Bentley much of the day after our usual 2 a.m. nature call for the both of us. After our day of … Continue reading
11.24.2021 Waterfall Wednesday-Atherton Brook Rocks 2
Atherton Brook, like Dean Brook, draws me back repeatedly for an almost endless collection of cascades. While some are more spectacular than others, especially the waterfall I linked to in the previous post, all have something interesting to share. I’ll … Continue reading
11.23.2021 And for something a little more lively
After shooting the abstract in the pond, I drove down Moosehorn Road and my peripheral vision, one of the few things age has not affected, noticed a bright spot between the trees about 100 feet into the woods. This wasn’t … Continue reading
11.21.2021 Not Exactly as Found
I generally post my images more or less true to reality. In this case not so much. This is exactly as I found it although there was other stuff that I did not want in the image. But this is … Continue reading
11.19.2021 Atherton Brook Rocks!
Actually, it does. My favorite of the brooks that feed the Quabbin Reservoir, the cascades are varied and interesting and there is also a nice waterfall which appeared here several times including this from 2016. There are many cascades with … Continue reading
11.14.2021 Swift River Valley
I’ve photographed this scene a few times. The Quabbin Spillway is behind us here as we stand on the bridge over the escaping Swift River. Even with all the rain we’ve had recently there is little water flowing over the … Continue reading
11.09.2021 And just a few feet away
from the maintenance shed was this nicely shaped Red Oak pup trying its hardest to grow into a big tree. As with MacLeod Field, this area is regularly mowed so this tree may not gain its maturity but now that … Continue reading
11.07.2021 Autumn Frost
This could be the start of something. We’ve had a few frosts in the past week but yesterday was my first opportunity to do something beside scraping the windshield. Frosted Red Oak Leaves in MacLeod Field.
11.05.2021 Flashback Friday-Murphy Falls in Autumn
After yesterday’s post from Dean Brook and reference to Murphy Falls, I thought I’d share this old image from 2015. Similar has appeared in portrait format back then but this is the first appearance in landscape. And of course countless … Continue reading
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