Brent Pennington: Photographer

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

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

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

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

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

The trails around Kennedy Creek and Lee Hill are some of my favorites at Lackawanna State Park.  It’s been my go-to area of the park

Another evening out chasing the winter light.  The clouds moved in for sunset and dampened the scene more than I had hoped, but that’s just

Winter has some of the best light, if you can mitigate the cold and the snow to reach it.  I bundle up in my old

Wrapping up a late hike a couple of weeks back, I was greeted with a wintry sunset as I approached the parking lot.  The color