Fall Back

Summit sunrise, from October 2017, but I have re-processed it. The journey continues.

Bolton Potholes

I scouted and photographed the Bolton Potholes this weekend. Short walk, literally behind a school. From below there is a wire / cable that crosses the creek, so I climbed up on the rocks for a better view. There is a road and houses up in the woods behind the house, including some power lines you can barely make out in my photos.

Each of these are multi frame panorama stitches. I am happy with the results for my first time at this location – and have a few ideas for another visit.

In another week, when color starts to peak I plan to make a trip back – I’ll be planning for an early to mid afternoon visit when the sun will better light the rocks and water.

Vertical Panorama – Take 2

A vertical panorama stitch that I reprocessed. This is from Silver Lake, in the Green Mountain National Forest, Vermont as the sun started to lighten the sky. I spent the early hours of the morning capturing Orionid meteors and snapped off a few reflections in the lake. I didn’t realize I had enough images for a pano until I got back to the computer – but I’ve added this to my list of things to try again the next time I have clear skies and interesting landscapes. Imagine, try, fail, learn, repeat.

Vertical Panorama, Orion and Silver Lake, Green Mountain National Forest, Vermont

White Rocks

Greg after swapping layers on the way up

A short hike with Greg and the Pup. Cold, late fall and late for the season cold. We set out to do the White Rocks / Hunger Mountain loop – but the pup was shivering as we neared the top of White Rocks – so we back tracked.

The trail pup

Hunger was in low lying clouds – so we made a good choice, regardless, especially after retreating to Red Hen for coffee and breakfast.

Hunger in the clouds, from our coffee stop near the top of White Rocks