Hiking in March is challenging in many ways. The trails are often wet and muddy as the earth thaws. The temperature can vary across a 40 degree spectrum. And no matter how desperate I am to find green sprouts or new leaves – any sign of life returning to the
Lee Hill in March
Hiking in March is challenging in many ways. The trails are often wet and muddy as the earth thaws. The temperature can vary across a
Forest Spring
Tucked into the woods past the boundary of the barrens, the trail arcs past this forest spring. Just a small pool with a trickle of
A burst of color
Looking back over the past few weeks, I’ve shared a number of winter photos with cold tones, black & white shots, and muted scenes. So
The Outcrop
For me, this photo is all about shapes and tonality. The angled wedge of the rock face and its facets and cracks; the horizontal shelves
The Eales Trees
Returning readers will recognize these trees; the Eales trees, which stand along the first quarter of the Blueberry trail at the preserve. I photograph these
