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Sunday August 15, 2010
WARREN, CONNECTICUT – Woods near our house on a rainy Sunday afternoon.
Warren, Connecticut Woods
Nikon D700
Sunday July 11, 2010
WARREN, CONNECTICUT – Experimenting with a new lens on my Hasselblad. Ferns in the early morning.
Ferns
Saturday April 24, 2010
WARREN, CONNECTICUT – A bafflingly beautiful Spring day. Repair of of broken links is proceeding – we have updated he months of October and November, 2009 and March and April of 2010.
New England spring
Sunday December 6, 2009
WARREN, CONNECTICUT – Sunrise after the storm.
Sunrise Litchfield County
Saturday, November 28, 2009
WARREN, CONNECTICUT – At last a crisp, clear late fall day. This is the sort of day that gives seasonal weather changes a good reputation. After struggling against against murky light for most of the week. I spent the afternoon in Litchfield having lunch and photographing the town. Tomorrow is supposed to be clear so I’ll come back for sunrise. Today’s posting is from a walk in the woods a little latter in the day.
Birches Warren, Connecticut
Tuesday October 20, 2009
UMPQUA HIGHWAY, OREGON – A travel day. Lovely fading light found me in Oregon driving on the Umpqua Highway (which follows the Umpqua River from Drain to Reedsport). But the road had no shoulders and no turnouts so I drove for miles looking for a safe place to stop with a view across the river to something – caught with a long lens. I don’t ordinarily shoot long lenses; I don’t care for the flattened perspective and I never seem to get much of interest from them. This image was made with two overlapping frames stitched together on the computer. Thus the square format.
Umpqua Road Oregon
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