Showing posts with label Ice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ice. Show all posts

Monday, February 25, 2013

Beautiful Day after a Night's Snow

Lake Rico
Sunday, weather-wise was miserable with intermittent heavy rain, in fact, we got up too close to an inch of rain and if it was snow we would had probably close to a foot.  Around suppertime the rain changed to snow, which lasted until around midnight.  Looking out in the morning, everything had a beautiful coating of snow, and the skies were clearing.  I make coffee, filled my travel coffee cup and out I went to take pictures.  Here is a sample of some of the images that I obtained.

Lake Rico

Great Quittacus Pond
Snow-covered trees lining the road

The marsh at the Bedford Conservation Area in Lakeville

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Snow, Ice and Water

Water, Snow and Ice
Tuesday, after I left Plymouth on the way home I stopped at Oliver Mills Park in Middleborough Massachusetts to observe how the area was looking after the snow and freeze that we have had. One of the nicest things of the day, was that the sky was brightly overcast and I did not have to worry about harsh shadows since I was arriving close to midday. There was ice where the waters of the Nemasket River were flowing over the dams, which lent those areas to various photographic interpretations. Here are mine.
Close-up of water drops as the water rushes through a narrow opening. This photograph was obtained by leaning over the railing and utilizing my 70 to 200 lens for the close-up
Black and White processed photograph of water flowing over the dam with snow and ice

Water rushing through ice and snow

Panoramic View
 Video showing the force of the water

Thursday, January 10, 2013

Foggy Morning in Taunton Town

This morning there was a weather alert for dense fog secondary to were very still air and temperature differences. We travel down to Lake Rico in Taunton Massachusetts, which is part of Massasoit State Park to try hands at some fog photography. The differences in color change as the sun slowly burnt through the fog. It went from cool to warm as that occurred. So no matter what the weather is there is always subjects to photograph and for you to use your skill to capture what nature is presenting to us.

Cold Cattails in the Fog
The sun slowly breaking through the fog Number one

The sun slowly breaking through the fog Number Two
The sun slowly breaking through the fog Number Three


Warmed Up