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10.01.2018 Farewell, September.
As I mentioned yesterday, September flew by. Pretty sure I’m not the only one who felt that way. Lots of rain and unseasonable warmth that, I hope, will produce some nice color for the October foliage show. Another thing that … Continue reading
09.30.2018 Autumn’s beginnings…foliage and fog
While October has not yet arrived, just a day away though, there are bits of color to be found in small areas. Close to water is usually at the lead and that was the case with this image next to … Continue reading
09.28.2017-2 Moonset over Mount Hitchcock
From this past June
09.28.2018 Moosehorn Brook
I’ve always wanted to make an image of some part of Moosehorn Brook. Last year I made one within Quabbin that I wasn’t thrilled with and got lost for the first time I can recall. Fortunately I ran into a … Continue reading
09.26.2018 Three Edibles
I don’t forage, so these had nothing to fear from me and I wasn’t going to deprive all those spores of their destinies. But there are a few mushrooms that are unmistakable even to a layperson like me. This is … Continue reading
09.25.2018 Small Surprises
A few days ago, while looking for some small orchids in North Quabbin, I came across this rotting pine stump covered with tiny mushrooms. It’s just an iPhone shot and didn’t get all the color as you’ll see. I went … Continue reading
09.24.2018 Another day, another sunrise.
Different location, different result. Right place, right time. 🙂
