Winter/Non-Winter Details. January 10, 2012
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With no snow here to speak of in the official “winter season,” the details I’ve been inclined to photograph haven’t been at all typical of this time of year; they’re just details.
So, here goes.
A black and white photo of schist and shadows:
A color photo of a rock face in the same area, displaying a range of subtle hues:
…and a small grotto decorated with icicles:
I’ve nearly given up on the idea of shooting winter landscapes this year, but not quite – this is, after all, New England, where things meteorological tend to change like the weather.
*Ahem*
A Rock. March 23, 2008
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Actually, a blasted road cut. But the rock revealed was interesting to me.
Like I Could Paint This. November 26, 2007
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Things I see in Nature astonish me, every. friggin. day.
Like this rock surface, with the light just leaving it.
I stood in front of this, amazed, ’till the light had gone. Such a texture!
Tranquility. August 29, 2007
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There’s something about a big stone.
Is it the geometry, the gravitas, the improbability of it existing where it exists?
The import of the natural world astounds me.
Thank You, Mother Earth.
Making The Most Of A Cool, Dry Day. August 29, 2007
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In the high country of Monroe, where it’s always 10 degrees cooler.
With the road closed due to a busted bridge and the sound of the waterfall over my shoulder, it was good.
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