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Over the last 2 years, I’ve managed to take an image per year with Halloween vibes without that intention. Maybe it will become a yearly tradition. Happy Halloween everyone! 1. Ithaca NY 2. Garrison NY #canonphotography #teamcanon #canoneosr
Some more compositions from my visit to Buttermilk Falls a few weeks ago (3 posts back). It’s really amazing the amount of compositions I was able to find in just 3-4 hours at the location. And still so many more to find. What a great little se
Mohawk State Forest at its peak. It’s not an easy place to shoot since the forest is so dense and messy, but it’s a wonderful place to experience and hike. The autumnal colors last week in the interior of forest were so beautiful and vivi
The stars above an old barn in Amenia, NY. Despite the almost full moon to my back and the light pollution from Poughkeepsie behind the barn, it was still a magical moment. The moon lit the scene in soft blue light as if it was daytime. And this barn
The Buttermilk Falls section of the Mattatuck Trail is perhaps one of the most stunning places in the state of Connecticut. Surprisingly, through all of my research, this place was never in my sights. I only found it through a friend of friend. Since
Finally a rain storm. I’ve been wanting to take this first composition for a while. Because everything was so dry, I knew I had a short window where I’d be able to walk out into the middle of the river in my boots. I really wanted to shoo
A quiet relaxing midmorning Autumn drive through Sharon was exactly what I needed yesterday. As we approach peak in the area, we only have so many days left to capture the colors of Fall. Unfortunately over the last month, we’ve had mostly blue
@sergiofinearts and I trekked to Garrison NY to catch the harvest moon rising over Osborn Castle. We got there a few hours early to scout since we’ve never shot this subject. After grabbing a bite to eat in Cold Spring, we arrived back at the l
A sneak peak at a handful of images that I will be showing at the Souterrain Gallery at the Wish House in West Cornwall. 85% of the 20+ images are making their print debut. The show is called In & Out of Color: the Cornwall Landscape Presented in
A beautiful morning in West Cornwall. The fog blanketed the autumn color as the first of the light broke over the treeline. This image was shot in RAW on my iPhone as I walked the dogs. I’m still amazed by the power of phones when they are the
Life around the Housatonic. A stunning moody day in West Cornwall as we finally caught some rain after 2 months of mostly sunny days. The fall colors are progressing, but probably a week or two until peak. In this first shot, I tried to respect this
My Tuesday morning drive to camera club. As Fall begins to set in and morning fog is more present with the extreme temperatures swings from the mid-40s to the high-70s, it’s a great time to be alive in northwestern Connecticut. West Cornwall Ro
Two nights ago, I caught a breathtaking glimpse of the aurora's soft glow over the Housatonic River. I was cozied up on the couch with my dogs, enjoying some well-deserved relaxation, when my Aurora app alerted me to the possibility of seeing the Nor
I visited Carpenter Falls on a dry day, and it was a shadow of its springtime self. The waterfall's usually a two-sided spectacle, but this time it was calm and serene. I had to wait for a cloud to pass to capture this shot without harsh highlights.
So I’ve literally never taken a photo of a flower, at least not out of the context of the landscape. When I got an invite to shoot at a private dahlia garden with my camera club, I couldn’t pass up the opportunity. It’s was at 9 in
Discovering a hidden gem on the Mattituck Trail in Terryville was a treat. The forest is breathtaking, with enormous glacial erratics shaped by the brook flowing into Buttermilk Falls. The scenery is dramatic, with trees precariously perched on rocky