Today. November 3, 2010
Posted by littlebangtheory in Art and Nature.Tags: crazing, ice, leaves, North Adams, reflection, sunrise
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Sunrise over North Adams:
Hand-held in low light at ISO 3200; sorry ’bout the grain.
After work, high on Mount Greylock, I came across a small stagnant pool:
…and made something else of it entirely. I like the way the elements of this one came together, with the only sunlit vegetation in the scene suggesting a blazing sun and the trees seemingly being re-leaved.
Higher, I caught this detail of icicles adorning a road-cut:
The surface was decorated with a strange, raised crazing which looked alive, and I dug it.
I hope you dig it too.
All shots with my 16-35mm L-series lens which, surprisingly, focused down to about 8″ for that last shot!
On The Road Home. April 7, 2010
Posted by littlebangtheory in Art and Nature.Tags: clouds, Florida, Jesus rays, North Adams
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…And later that same day (as the previously posted sunrise,) a patchwork of clouds provided this Westward view:
Taken (again) as I got up to Florida from the day’s job site in North Adams.
Last Night. December 19, 2008
Posted by littlebangtheory in Art and Nature.Tags: clouds, Heaven, North Adams
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So last night was busy, and I got distracted.
And you didn’t get t see what I saw, because I didn’t post it.
Sorry. I’m feeble like that.
But I did save the pictures, in case I should come around, and I have, and here they are.
Heaven, as sampled from the evening sky over Mount Greylock:
…and Hell, as depicted from a hilltop two miles away, all glittery and seductive:
Both courtesy of Gizmo, thank you sir!
This Land Is Our Land July 4, 2007
Posted by littlebangtheory in Art and Nature.Tags: North Adams, sunset
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From the Redwood Forests to the Gulf Stream Waters, with a little stop-over at North Adams, Massachusetts along the way:
I pray I’ll never lose sight of what it means to live in this land, or the vision of what it can be if we all work toward our dreams.