Hikes Photos from Huntington State Park (March 2024)
We have been rejoicing in all things SPRING, and as usual, I’ve often focused in close on texture, color, and composition.
We have been rejoicing in all things SPRING, and as usual, I’ve often focused in close on texture, color, and composition.
Join me via these photos on my walks in our local park.
All of these photos were taken from within our cosy home, looking out our windows.
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.
Pumpkins symbolize not just fall, but abundance, and the fascinating variegation of creation.
The sky and surf were endlessly fascinating, with dramatic color, interesting textures, and great light.
Check out my many photos here from a great time in a special place.
We are surrounded by great light and textures, with lake views on three sides.
Trümmelbach falls is the only outlet for the massive glacial melt-off from the Jungfrau glacier, flooding down the inside of the mountain at the rate of 5000 gallons/second, carving and sculpting magnificent caverns on its way.
A great day full of waterfalls, wild alpine strawberries and a rushing mountain stream as it gained momentum.
We walked way out on the glacier and it was windy, cold, and simply exhilarating.
After a frustrating morning, our alpine meadow hike was fun.