Good Morning! December 5, 2009
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Along the Deerfield on a workday morning:
It’s good when it’s like this.
Rurality. May 22, 2009
Posted by littlebangtheory in Art and Nature.Tags: deerfield river, Heath, lilacs, morning, Mount Greylock, plainfield, pond, Spring
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Along the way, over the last couple of days.
Morning on the Deerfield River:
Playing with that effect; I’d like to get an eye for it, shoot specifically for this treatment, and see what comes of it.
But not all the time.
A pasture in Adams, overlooked by Mount Greylock:
A lilac stand at a field corner in Colrain:
A pond in Plainfield:
…and up in Heath, a roadside spring:
This part of the world changes mile by mile. It’s one of the many things I like about New England – the ability to move between environments without traveling all day.
A Few Pics… April 7, 2008
Posted by littlebangtheory in Art and Nature.Tags: morning, mushrooms, reflections
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…from the weekend.
This is “Morning In America,” at least the America where I live:
Walking through the woods along a spring freshet, these turkeytail fungi caught my eye –
I found myself in a spruce clear-cut,with the corpses of mature trees piled twenty feet high at my back, and a gusty wind orchestrating the rain-stick rattle of last season’s goldenrod:
And at the end of the day, reflecting on nature always grounds me, so this seemed appropriate:
Morning At The Cove October 24, 2007
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Morning fog rising at Barton’s Cove on the Connecticut River.
They were out fishin’ from a boat; I was on my way to work.
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