Early fall in Central Massachusetts is the perfect time to explore and photograph the beauty of the region’s local farmlands.

















Photographs taken with a bridge camera journaling nature and everyday life in Central Massachusetts and beyond.
Category: landscape
Early fall in Central Massachusetts is the perfect time to explore and photograph the beauty of the region’s local farmlands.

















Statuary from a local yard sale celebrates the recent surprising visit of a Great Blue Heron to our Zen garden.








A beaver lodge is built for any kind of weather.




















The Great White Oak at the Wachusett Meadow Audubon Sanctuary stands in a clearing on a popular forest hiking trail. It is considered a “near champion” at over fifteen feet in girth and over 250 years old. The nearby bench lends a quiet place to view it more closely.






























These days, I take time to savor each view on my rare car trips in search of necessary items.




















The primary colors in my yard put on a delightful show today. No cable connection needed.







Nature decorates the stones in my yard with its own festive gift-wrappings.













The little town of Hardwick, MA is celebrated for its miles of historic stone walls, some of them massive. Recently, on a bitterly cold day with threatening skies, the view from the Great Meadowbrook Farmlands was stark and alluring.
From 2000- 2004, Great Meadowbrook Farm was the site of the Over the Walls Horse Trials, one of the premier equestrian events in the United States.





