Hike Photos from Huntington State Park (February 2024)
Join me via these photos on my walks in our local park.
Join me via these photos on my walks in our local park.
I’m still walking in the same place, trying to see it freshly every time.
I’m grateful for walking at Huntington State Park; I basked in the foliage colors and the endlessly fascinating reflections.
Between rain and bad air quality due to Canadian smoke, we haven’t hiked as much as I would like so far this summer. It is a delight to have our youngest working from here for a bulk of this summer, so I’ve got a nice walking buddy when it does happen. We’ve been enjoying the … Read more
I’m still walking in the same place seeing nuances of the season everywhere, particularly attracted to reflections, blue shadows, composition, and abstract vignettes.
Here are my Huntington State Park hike photos from this month, mostly a smattering of not-very-cold ice studies.
In this post you can see the fruits of my hunt for beauty, texture, and composition in a time when you have to look closely to find it.
I love the regular input of nature soothing my psyche, as well as the color and compositional studies the seasons provide.
Hear the crunch and swish of fallen leaves underfoot, and the lapping of the water. Inhale deeply that fabulous scent of leaf decay heightened in the crisping air. Look up into the dappled, dramatic canopy. It all is quite exalting.
Enjoy these photos of this very familiar, but always appreciated, regular ramble of mine.
I gaze at the compositions in the water, at the reflections, the sky, the spider webs, the sun burning through the fog. It is a glorious place and time.
See my photos in this post of my local rambles that make me whole and able to do everything else.
Come along side me as we walk here in the fresh unfolding of early spring.
Mother nature is fascinating, especially in her most temporal detail.
The idea of restricting the quantity of strokes is to curb detail, go for only the more abstract essence of the scene, and to avoid over working it.
This past month my hikes included daughters and goats!