Everyone loves a generic sunset over a generic lake!
(This is actually Echo Lake, which I suppose is a very specific lake.)
March 22, 2012
Duck X-ing
Ducks! At Echo Lake in Mountainside. This is the east end of the lake.
I specify this because Echo Lake is a very long, narrow lake, and it matters.
Like this:
January 17, 2012
Flaming hills!
As far as I can tell, this nifty light effect was caused by the setting sun casting a shadow from the Second Watchung Mountain onto the First Watchung Mountain.
(On the map, the photo location is indicated [approximately] by a little pin-marker-thing.)
The red is entirely from the sun, not leaves. Believe me, this time of year? No colors anywhere.
Bonus fact: This is Seeley’s Pond.
Like this:
January 13, 2012
Sunset 3
I dunno, sometimes sunsets are pretty, so I try to capture them and take them home with me. I didn’t have a clear view of this one, but I could tell it was a good one.
Like this:
January 1, 2012
Photo of the year 2011!
Thanks for helping me choose NPDP’s 2011 photo of the year! You rock!
“Sunrise” was originally posted February 18, 2011, after the existing snowcover got a fresh coating of ice.
This is actually a City Daily Photo theme day. Click here to view thumbnails for all participants!
December 2, 2011
Sunset 2
Sometimes sunsets are breathtaking, and sometimes they’re just pretty, and sometimes you miss them entirely.
But most of the time, it’s good practice to watch them anyway, if you can.
(Submitted to Skywatch Friday.)
Like this:
November 25, 2011
Sunrise 4
As I’ve said: I’m a fan of sunrises.
Tangent: I did virtually no post-processing on this photo (aside from nudging the black point up a teeny smidgen).
(For Skywatch Friday.)
Like this:
August 6, 2011
Sunrise 2!
Sunrises are pretty! They make waking up at the @$$-crack of dawn a lot more fun.
They’re so pretty, in fact, that I can’t post just one orientation. I mean come on.
June 3, 2011
Sunset
I’m a sucker for sunsets. I haven’t seen that many good ones since I’ve lived here, unfortunately; there are usually a mess of trees and houses in the way. (But I’ve seen loads of lovely sunRISES! I just usually don’t have my camera with me on the morning commute.)
But anyway: in case you doubted it, here is proof that New Providence does indeed have pretty sunsets sometimes.
(For Skywatch Friday.)
