Happy Holidays!

22Dec18

Wishing the happiest of holidays and thanks to all my blogging friends and visitors. I appreciate all your views, likes and comments and look forward to sharing with one another in the coming year!

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Tags: ice, landscape, Molas Lake, mountain, peaks, photograph, San Juan Mountains, Silverton, snow, winter

Goodbye to Winter!

14Mar15

I had the same title on a post last year at this time so I guess now it is tradition. In this scene I am reminded how I meant to get out there and photograph the ice more than I actually did. It seemed that every time it snowed the timing was not right or […]

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Tags: crack, frozen, ice, new jersey, photograph, pine barrens, scene, sunrise, winter

A Nice Surprise At Sunset

26Jan14

The day following our last big snow storm I ventured out for a second time, to see if I could capture a sunset shot with snow. It was windy and very cold but I dressed for the weather determined that a ‘try, try again’ approach would eventually pay off! I had a place and composition […]

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Tags: ice, landscape, new jersey, photography, pine barrens, pinelands, scene, trees, winter

Icy Pattern

10Jan14

Found a quiet place where a cold stream wandered through wintry ice designs.

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Tags: frozen, haiku, ice, macro, photography

Winter Magic

29Dec13

While I wish fall was a little longer and winter a little shorter, I do appreciate living in a place that experiences all four seasons. I always look forward to the treasures each season brings. In winter abandoned places seem even more lonely, especially when standing in cold contrast to fresh white snow. Bare trees, […]

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Tags: abandoned, ice, photography, snow, trees, winter

A ‘Swerve’ In The Road

22May12

I had heard that temperatures can be extreme when comparing the lowlands of the Smokies to the top of Clingman’s Dome and on our second full day we experienced just that. Deciding to be there for sunrise meant we had to leave early the next morning since it’s over an hour away from where we […]

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Tags: clingman's dome, clingman's dome road, closed, great smoky mountain national park, ice, photography, slippery, Smokies, Smoky Mountain National Park, Smoky Mountains, snow, spring, Tennessee, TN, trees, winter

Frozen Fun

08Feb12

Catskill Winter Photographers Weekend I Along with the company of 15 participants in last weekend’s photo tour we found no snow … but the ice was nice! I had fun looking for and photographing some of the frozen subjects we found along our way. Bastion Falls (which is below Kaaterskill Falls) looks different every time […]

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Tags: abstract, catskill, Catskills, cold, freeze, frozen, ice, icy, lake, landscape, mountains, nature, New York, New York State, NY, photography, photos, scene, waterfalls, winter

Icy Abstract

21Feb09

This abstract photo of some bog ice and tree shadows has me wanting to explore ice as a subject. It was a warm day and the ice was getting soft. I am not sure what created the holes — maybe twigs or pine needles. The original photo was almost monochrome so I converted it to […]

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Tags: bog, ice, photography, shadows, trees

Frozen Experiment

15Feb09

When up in Maine this past Fall a fellow photog gave me the idea to freeze leaves in water then photograph them. When I got home I did just that. I collected some leaves, put them in various shallow containers filled with water and placed them in the freezer. Once frozen, I set up my […]

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Tags: burning bush, fall, frozen, ice, leaves, photography