Huntington Hike Photos (Late Summer 2026)
I continue to traipse this land most days. Here it is in it’s late summer mood, yellowing tinges coming into the green.
I continue to traipse this land most days. Here it is in it’s late summer mood, yellowing tinges coming into the green.
Enjoy the berries coming on, the milkweed, the vines, the Canada geese, the fields, tree, and lakes, the reflections and bark, the complexity of composition, the flowers.
There are some blossoms, and the air smells pungently amazing, but most it is just green, green green!
This painting is of early spring in Huntington, in a different color way that makes it look like out of a fairy tale.
I am so grateful to live so close to this wonderful place and to have gotten to know it intimately over many years.
It has been lovely studying these colors for my next paintings.
I’ve been glorying in the bright blue skies and the leaves changing color.
I’ve been to Huntington precious little this winter, but the snow and ice have mostly melted, except for on the lakes and the most compacted parts of the trails.
It was a busy month, but I still went on some regular walks in my nearby Huntington State Park. In November, I was joined on my walks by a house guest who is a fellow blog reader of yours, as well as both daughters in succession, and my husband, although most days I walk alone. … Read more
I am so grateful for this place, the blue October skies, and all this color.
We’ve had so much rain that many of the trails here are closed and washed away. The other result is that things are very GREEN!
These photos are mostly of green, or of images on water. I’ve also been watching the Canada geese raise their teenagers.
I hope you too are getting some rambles out in nature wherever you are!
It was so interesting watching the clouds move, when at ground level all was still. I hope I captured some of that here.
We have been rejoicing in all things SPRING, and as usual, I’ve often focused in close on texture, color, and composition.
The motive was seeing, as well as the experience of translating that to paper without even trying at all for it be literal.