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Pastel Dawn
Sunrise on Saranac Lake.
Falls
Waterfall along the effluent of Broomstick Lake.
Subsumption
Dusk falls as the sun is consumed by the lenticular clouds forming along the Taconic ridge.
Sunset on the Taconics
The sun sets behind the Taconic Ridge that separates New York State and Massachusetts. Looking west from Rockwell Road, Mount Greylock, MA.
Sunset on the Berkshires
A hazy sunset in the Berkshires of Massachusetts.
Like a Rainforest
A grarled, moss-covered tree stands enveloped in a light fog...
Greylock War Memorial Tower
Vantage
Atop Whiteface
Looking southeast along the summit of Whiteface Mountain. Wilmington, NY.
Fog on the Hills
Duck Family
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Empire State Plaza Fireworks
Rainbow Over Temiskaming
A rainbow is visible over the eastern shore of Lake Temiskaming
Happy 4th!
15th Annual Biker's Reunion to Battle Cancer
Happened to be in town when the parade was passing through... a few of the ~7,000 riders.
Sunset from Beaver Mountain
Climbed up for sunset photos, alas, the evening clouds came in a bit quicker than expected. Will try again another year, once I've had a chance to forget how terrible the bugs tend to get near sunset...
15th Annual Biker's Reunion to Battle Cancer
Happened to be in town when the parade was passing through... a few of the ~7,000 riders.
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Widow Skimmer (Libellula luctuosa)
15th Annual Biker's Reunion to Battle Cancer
Happened to be in town when the parade was passing through... a few of the ~7,000 riders.
Blue Jay
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15th Annual Biker's Reunion to Battle Cancer
Happened to be in town when the parade was passing through... a few of the ~7,000 riders.
Eagle
A bald eagle pearched on a tree overlooking the lake.
Purple Skies
Natural History Building
Or, at least it used to be...
Great Northern Loon
Caught this loon feeding, maybe twenty feet from the shore? Shrub for cover + 400mm = success.
Sunset on Lake Superior
The sun sets on Lake Superior. Bay Furnace, Michigan.
On the Lakeshore
Two pines stand watch along the shoreline of Lake Superior.
Main Street, MI
Main Street, Mackinac Island, Michigan.
Mackanic Cafe
Cafe at Fort Mackinac; Main Street and the Mackanic Island Harbor are visible to the right of the frame.
Mackinac Barracks
Soldiers' Barracks, Fort Mackinac, Mackinac Island, Michigan.
Gleason's Landing
Looking away from the Pere Marquette River. Manistee National Forest, Baldwin, MI.
Garden Bridge
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Lakeshore
Ride Away
It's a lovely afternoon for a bike ride...
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Fog in the Valley
Sunrise
Looking east from the Catskill Mountains.
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Snowy Mountain Fire Observation Station
The vista from the Snowy Mountain Fire Observation Station.
Balance
Like a Mirror
Look closely--this photo is actually upside down!
Glowing Green
Moss alog an Acadia carriage road glows vivid green on this overcast day.
Quiet Contemplation
Caught this gentleman taking in the view of the fog-covered vally below. I wonder what he was thinking about?
Above the Clouds
Here's a tip: if you ever find yourself near Acadia National Park on a foggy morning, try driving up to the top of Cadillac Mountain for sunrise. You won't be able to see much with all the clouds, of course, but that's okay -- keep waiting. If you're lucky, within about an hour of sunrise, the fog will burn down as the sun continues to rise and you'll be in for a stunning treat...
Foggy Harbor
Boats anchored off the shore of Beals Island seem to fade into the mist...
Fog on the Bubbles
Low-hanging clouds obscure the peaks of North and South Bubble. Seen from Jordan Pond, Acadia, Maine.
Bar Harbor at Dusk
Dusk falls over the village of Bar Harbor. In the distance, the last vestiges of sunset linger on a thin whisp of cloud. Seen from Cadillac Mountain (where it gets quite cold after sunset, especially on windy evenings).
A Path Along the Shore
Maine coastline, as seen from Acadia National Park's Shore Path.
Sail Away
Sailboat off the coast of Maine.
Maine Coast
The main coastline. Acadia National Park, Maine.
Tidal Pool
Seawater rushes into a tidal pool. Maine coast, Acadia National Park.
Bar Island Shoreline
Morning light falls on the barnicle-covered shoreline of Bar Island.
Bar Harbor Sunrise
The morning sun casts a warm glow over boats anchored at Bar Harbor.
"Beth Said Yes!"
The "Beth Said Yes!" skirts the eastern shore of Bar Island.
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Sunrise as seen from Bar Island Shore. Across the harbor from Bar Harbor, Maine.
Sunrise over Bar Harbor
The sun rises over Bar Harbor, ME.
Maine Coast
Barnicle-covered Maine coastline is bathed in morning sunlight.
Ocean Sunrise
The sun rises behind Mount Desert Island.
Red Sky at Morning
Looking east from Wonderland, moments before sunrise.
Glen Ellis Falls
In the shadow of White Mountain, the Ellis River thunders down a sixty-four foot drop over the Pinkham Notch.
Ellis River
A small cascade in the Ellis River, just upstream of Ellis Falls.
Sunset over Portsmouth
Looking west over Portsmouth.
Kane Mountain Firetower at Sunset
An Adirondacks firetower at sunset.
Broomstick Lake
This lake appeared in the 1936 film Last of the Mohicans.
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Renssalearville Falls at the Huyck Preserve
Between 1870 and 1878, water diverted from these falls powered a felt mill owned by Mr. Huyck, one of the first in the papermaking industry to implement a continuous process. Following the destruction of the mill by flood in 1878, the land was converted into a nature preverve in 1930; it has remained relatively untouched since.
Renssalearville Falls at the Huyck Preserve
Between 1870 and 1878, water diverted from these falls powered a felt mill owned by Mr. Huyck, one of the first in the papermaking industry to implement a continuous process. Following the destruction of the mill by flood in 1878, the land was converted into a nature preverve in 1930; it has remained relatively untouched since.
Turtle Crossing
A turtle crosses the road in front of the Huyck Research Station.
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Upper Falls at the Huyck Preserve
Huyck Felt Mill Ruins
Ruins of the original Huyck Felt Mill. Founded in 1870 by Mr. Francis Conkling Huyck, the mill was in operation until it was destroyed by a flood in 1878, and operations relocated to a new facility constructed just outside the city of Albany. The mill site and surrounding lands were converted into a nature preserve--and later research station--by Huyck's wife, Jessie Van Antwerp, following his death in 1930.
Sunset near Balsam Lake
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Late Afternoon
Approaching sunset high above Balsam Lake.
Rochester at Night
The last hints of sunset are visible behind the Rochester, NY skyline.
Rochester Skyline
Rochester, NY skyline just after sunset.
Dusk on Cobbs Hill
Looking west along the Cobbs Hill Resivoir at dusk.
Dusk on Cobbs Hill
Looking west along the Cobbs Hill Resivoir at dusk.
Sunset Over Rochester
The summer sun sets behind the city of Rochester, NY.
Bald Eagle
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Calm Before the Storm
Nestbuilding
Sundown in the Adirondacks
Adirondack Pond
An unnamed pond near Cat Mountain.
Nearing Sunset
Cat Mountain (near Lake George), Adirondacks, NYS, USA.
Lake George
The clear waters of Lake George shine reflect a brilliant blue sky. Cat Mountain, about two hours before sunset.
South from Cat Mountain
Looking south from Cat Mountain (on the western shore of Lake George): The crescent-shaped Trout Lake is visible in the center to center-right of the frame. Sprawled behind it, the southernmost end of Lake George. To the right, behind Lake George, rises French Mountain.
Foottrail
A narrow foottrail cuts through the mountaintop undergrowth. Wakely Mountain, Adirondacks, New York State.
The Divide
Distant, haze-obscured peaks stand in sharp contrast to the slopes of Mt. Wakely, as if inviting one to cross over the divide to a realm of fantasy and adventure...
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Payne Mountain
Looking southeast from the summit of Wakely Mountain, Payne Mountain obscures the northern half of the Cedar River Flow. Buck Mountain and the Blue Ridge are visible in the background.

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