December Views.

The past few weeks have been mostly cloudy, with poor light being the predominant visual element.  If it snowed, it would accumulate in dingy sheets beneath lightless pewter skies; if the sun broke through, it illuminated a brown and gray world.

But if you take enough photos of that stuff, some are gonna come out better than others, and here they are.

Mt. Greylock:

I’d been working on the east side of the mountain, and scooted around the north end to get this shot at day’s end.

The moon is up from mid-morning into the early night.  This is a four o’clock shot:

Here’s day’s end at Lake Onata in the Berkshires:

…as the  sun sets behind New York’s  Taconic Mountains:

And that’s that.