Photo Walk in Putnam State Park
This is Putnam State Park in early autumn, before the first frost, taken with my iphone, with no filters or Photoshop.
This is Putnam State Park in early autumn, before the first frost, taken with my iphone, with no filters or Photoshop.
I snapped these photos this month, rejoicing in what we were having, instead of pinning after what we had hoped for. Good was still going on, beauty was still present, it was just different.
Here are some shots of the end of our season as we await our first hard frost. There are only leeks, parsley, mint, and green tomatoes left out there now.
Follow along with me on this long walk at Huntington State Park, which overlaps the borders of three towns near here, including mine. All these photos were taken casually with my iPhone, as I wandered contemplatively through this chunk of land I equate with my home these last 25 years…
I loved the deepness of the blue, combined with the featheriness of the transitioning clouds, and the gorgeousness of all that reflected in the water.
My large (3’x4′) monoprint collage on a cradled wooden panel, titled Crown of Petals, is currently in an “elected artist” show in Essex, opening this weekend.
I pulled over in this beautiful spot in Easton, where the swans live, to enjoy some bright but moody clouds and September goldenrod ablaze.
I often seem to want to capture this place on my iPhone, and this post shows the little reflection studies that have caught my eye, as well as a couple spectacular clouds, and in the last two photos below, another great sandcastle made by the kids there.
I love this time of year in our yard! These iris are not only beautiful, but smell so terrific!
The place is such a feast for the eyes, I couldn’t stop my iPhone from snapping the photos in this post. The variety and grandeur of beauty housed in this small space is astounding!
I wish I could capture their aroma in these photos, but you’ll just have to imagine!
I love these “hieroglyphs of Deity!” Every year, I can’t help myself from taking photos of these beauties everywhere I go.
In this post are some of the many spring trees I have been enjoying. I am so grateful to get to witness all this beauty on a regular, seasonal rotation!
The photos in this post show you what caught my eye. In particular, I found the reflections fascinating!
You’ll notice that these photos I focused more on details of the day as abstract compositions in themselves…
This quote captures what I love about winter and snow days, as do the photos.