Wilson lake is well loved by Wilton residents. On many a summer evening, you will find a handful of men fishing along the lake’s edge, staying to watch the sunset. I almost had to back up into the road with my 17mm lens while attempting to show off the waves of reds coming out through the remaining thunder clouds. It became most prominent as the sun continued to slide lower toward the horizon.
It was peak autumn season of 2010, and colorful leaves were everywhere. As the stream’s waters receeded, the leaves falling into its flow settled among these clusters of rocks, and created a path of them leading one’s eyes down stream, and giving a lovely sense of depth.
During the later part of the day, when the sun is lowering toward the horizon, side lighting lends reflections of color from the sky and from the neighboring trees onto Wilson stream. With only a slight twist of a polarizing filter, shades of autumn that appear subtle to the eyes becomes beautifully vibrant.
I took this shot during the tall ship visit in July, I was able to catch the bridge , lighthouse and tall ship-The Bounty
In celebration of the War of 1812 the Baltimore paid a visit to our shipping town, Portsmouth, NH
This was taken on Plum Island
Sunlight filters through the trees near Sand Beach in Acadia National Park, Maine.
Jim Salge returns for the 2012 foliage season to provide Yankee readers with foliage forecasts. He’ll also be sharing his experiences as a photographer and providing you with great tips to help you take better photos. As a former meteorologist at the Mount Washington Observatory, Jim is a keen observer of the progression of the […]
This photo was shot at Nubble Lighthouse in York, Maine during the early July full moon.
Our 9 month old Boxer, Hook, found his shady spot 🙂
Digital editor Aimee Seavey shares her images from a recent spring “shoulder season” budget weekend on Nantucket in this colorful slide show. Thanks to a discount hotel stay, affordable bike rentals, and making the most of quick meals like burgers and hearty breakfasts, the visit was both affordable and fun. Read more about Budget Weekend on Nantucket.
