EXPOSED: Bridge Over Troubled Waters

I stumbled upon this bridge while on a Fall excursion in the southwestern Adirondacks.

EXPOSED: Oak Tree in Snow Squall

On a mid November afternoon I headed to a favorite spot in the southwestern Finger Lakes Region. As I was ‘working’ the oak tree in this picture a lake-band snow squall rolled through. I was able to squeeze-off a couple shots before ditching my camera into the protection of the car. This is image number 2 from Gallery 2.

EXPOSED: Bridge in Snow Squall

This was one of the last images I captured while on a commercial photo shoot of Ogdensburg Bridge. Bridge lighting became heavily diffused by a snow squall that blew-in from the northwest shortly after sunset. The photo was of little use to my customer but makes for a strong mood-evoking fine art image. Additional images from this photo shoot can be viewed on my commercial photography website via the link in the column to the right.

Adirondack Panoramas

Above: Looking into the Adirondack high peaks from Adirondack Loj Road at 4:08 pm on Thursday, September 22. Aspect ratio = 4:1

In this post I have uploaded panoramic formatted images from my travels in the Adirondack High Peaks Region this past September. I feel these images most aptly capture the artistry and the emotion of the moment. Enjoy.

EXPOSED: The Webs We Weave

Even the most arachnophobic have responded well to a series of spider web images from a morning shoot I did on Wolfe’s Neck Peninsula near Freeport, Maine. The sun shimmering off the heavy dew on a close grouping of spiderwebs caught my eye while I was exploring. I spent an hour-and-a-half photographing these webs and their creators. This is image number 3 from Gallery 1.

EXCURSION: Adirondacks: September 23

Above: Lower Saint Regis Lake looking over a sluice gate.

This day found me taking a journey that I hadn’t expected.

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EXCURSION: Adirondacks: Driveabout

Above: This photo is worthy of a ‘click-on-me’ zoom-in—broken sun on a Fall foliage foreground, clouds over Algonquin Mountain, sun shining on the rock slide West face of Colden—contrast, color, majesty . . .

I spent four hours watching, waiting, and photographing the changing panoramas before me from Adirondack Loj Road on this afternoon.