
Reflections in the pond.
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Reflections in the pond.
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Chicken Brook this afternoon on a walk.
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Continuing with the color theme, today I took in the ducks resting among the saturation. Though lucky for me they are facing away from the beauty, they are missing the view.
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Sat and watched the ducks between clients today. One was a spaz the others were in a row.
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Hardly any water at the bridge over chicken brook.
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The Swift River in New Hampshire.
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A few minutes at the Charles River in Wellesley this morning.
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The Charles rages in the spring. Rushing through Medway over the falls off Village Street. I got some photos a couple of weeks ago, but to get the angle I wanted, I needed to get in the river. Long story short, I now own chest-high waders. This morning I was in the Charles, while my wife watched and am sure judged my choices, camera in hand finding that right spot. All scouting for one more session with this subject, stay tuned.
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Along the Charles River in Medway there was once a water turbine built by a brilliant resident. This is all that remains. I would have loved to see it in action.
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The Charles River trickles through the smaller towns, all the attention is towards the Boston end, but there are beautiful parts all over. This one is a seldom-seen spot. Walking distance from my house in Medway on the Franklin line. The map shows the Charles River Reservoir behind the falls at the dam.
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Iceland is special. Travel is special. The world is small. I’ve been a few places, I am lucky. This was my return to Iceland – my personal favorite place to visit . 9 days on the island, toured the South and West. I joined a tour with Artic Exposure, they arrange an incredible experience. I stayed in areas this time, exploring sites a few times, getting to see them in different light and weather. I chose this tour because it was winter. Glaciers, Northern Lights, Snow, the sun went down, the colors were gorgeous.
Being out of the country with all that is going on was strange. The virus was a conversation daily. There were strange moments like empty airports or seeing so many people in masks. I love to travel, I plan on returning to Iceland again, I hope. to take a photography tour with me in the future. As for a show of the photos, I have not decided yet. I have been asked a few times, I will consider it. I have not gone through them all yet. They may pop up now and then in the dailypic as I process.
The one above is from the drone, it was shot over water on the South Shore in Reynisfjara. We were chasing light for the sunset. We got stuck in the snow. I sent the drone out to catch this reflection as a. storm was coming in. The clouds are creeping from the left, in a matter of minutes the color would be gone and snow would be falling at a good rate. The drone did not beat the snow back, but the shot was. worth it.
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