The Blue Heron Trail (map) is roughly ten miles long and takes you along the Charles in Cutler and Millennium Parks. Walked the length of it and got a few photos. Blue Heron Trail Gallery
Archive for the ‘Greater Boston Nature Photography’ Category
Blue Heron Trail
Wednesday, May 7th, 2008Spring Flower Gallery
Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
The spring flowers are out in force, took a few minutes to capture some that were a quick walk from the studios. More to come! Check them out in the gallery!
Winter in the Blue Hills Photos
Sunday, March 23rd, 2008
Took a walk through the Blue Hills in mid-winter with the camera. Found a few interesting objects to capture. Check them out in the Winter in the Blue Hills Gallery.
Arnold Arboretum in Winter Photos
Sunday, February 10th, 2008
The Stinky Teapotters walked around the Arnold Arboretum on a wintry Saturday afternoon and put some photos up into the Arnold Arboretum Winter Gallery.
More Fall in New England Photos
Sunday, November 18th, 2007
Added a handful more photos to the Fall in New England Gallery.
Fall in the Blue Hills Photos
Saturday, October 20th, 2007
Headed over to Brookwood Farm with their row of sugar maples as well as the gate area outside of the trails leading to Ponkapoag Pond for this group of photos. Been struggling with landscape photography, namely how to get all the little details to look good. Well, I found a way to get over it by getting rid of detail, hehe. Thanks to a fellow Stinkyteapot photographer, I discovered Orton Imagery. Consists of layering a Gaussian blurred copy of an image above the original, resulting in an interesting color/contrast enhanced in/out focused image. Onto the gallery!
Culter Park 10/13/2007 Photos
Saturday, October 13th, 2007
Walked the entire length of Cutler Park earlier today with the camera. I’ll add more about the park later, but for now, here’s the Cutler Park Gallery.
New England Squash
Friday, October 12th, 2007
Took nine photos of locally grown squash. I think they look rather good together, still working on post-processing ideas. More photos are available in the Fall in New England Gallery.
