Tag Archives: Quabbin Park
09.17.2018 Another Roadside Attraction
Just a quiet foggy day in Quabbin Park on Saturday. Shortly before the scene with the goldenrod I came across this which is a repeat of something I shot two years ago. At that time there were black-eyed susans…this time … Continue reading
09.16.2018 Quabbin Hill Goldenrod Landscape
The fog wasn’t quite as thick as advertised but still enough for some ambiance. These showy goldenrods are not as large a patch as it appears, but I got close to them and the wide angle gives a much larger … Continue reading
09.27.2017 Defying imagination
The insect world is beyond imagination. Natural selection has created so many different species that I don’t think human artists could even approach duplicating the feat. And, although describing is beyond my intention in this post, their lives are just … Continue reading
09.26.2017 A tree grows in Quabbin
I am not sure if Melissa was making the same connection to the old novel as I am here with her title “A tree grows in Grayslake” . I am guessing she is. 🙂 Be sure to click through … Continue reading
09.24.2017 Quabbin Former Ponds
When the Goodnough Dike was put in place, the waters of the three branches of the Swift River became not so swift as, along with the Windsor Dam, it blocked the flow and created the Quabbin Reservoir. Much was swallowed … Continue reading
09.21.2017 In a fog
Two of my happy places are Quabbin and in a fog (both physically and metaphysically). On this particular day, I was making images of Quabbin Tower and trees in fog.After that I turned to photograph some other trees and while … Continue reading
04.03.2017 Quabbin Observation Tower at Sunrise
I had big plans for today…shoot sunrise, wander along a full rushing stream and take a hike in Quabbin. But a combination of sore back and Bentley wanting to go out at midnight keeping me awake for a few hours … Continue reading
