As I return to my blog, after many months away, I wanted to speak about an area I find myself visiting more and more often: the beautiful Quabbin Reservoir. Visits to this vast area fill me with feelings that are truly mixed –my ambivalence showing all too plainly on my face: feelings of awe and [...]
Posts Tagged ‘New Salem’
The Quabbin Reservoir – Part Two
Posted in Animals, Athol, Massachusetts, nature, New England, Nikon, photography, photography, photos, photos, pictures, Sunsets, tagged America, Belchertown, Boston, Dana, Enfield, Greenwich, landscapes, Massachusetts, nature, New Salem, photography, photos, Prescott, Quabbin Reservoir, scenery, scenics, sunset, Ware, Worcester on December 10, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Return to My Photography Blog: The Quabbin
Posted in Athol, Massachusetts, nature, New England, photography, photography, photos, photos, pictures, Sunsets, United States, tagged D90, Dana, Enfield, Greenwich, landscapes, Massachusetts, nature, New Salem, Nikon, North Quabbin, photography, photos, Prescott, Quabbin Reservoir, scenery, scenics, United States, water on December 9, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Once (and for about 200 years) there were four lovely, small towns in North-Central Massachusetts. There nearly 3000 people lived, farmed, built small industries, attended school, worshiped in church, celebrated births and graduations and grieved over losing loved ones. In Dana, Greenwich, Prescott, and Enfield, families built their homes and lives together. All of [...]
Keystone Bridge in Central Massachusetts
Posted in nature, Nikon, photography, photography, photos, photos, Seasons, United States, tagged America, Bridges, Central Massachusetts, D700, Green, HDR, landscapes, Massachusetts, nature, New Enland, New Salem, Nikon, North Quabbin, photography, photos, scenics, tranquility, United States on June 28, 2009 | 2 Comments »
This is the Keystone Bridge in New Salem, a small town in the North Quabbin Region of Central Massachusetts. Our camera club, the North Quabbin Viewfinders (in Athol, MA) went here as part of one of our bi-monthly field trips. I shot the bridge with my Nikon D700, ISO 200, f 22, 85 mm, with [...]







