The Finger Lakes are formed by a series of inclined planes spread across central New York State.
Here we look northwest across the land between Cayuga and Seneca lakes, all forests and farm land. Seneca Lake is not visible,15 miles distant, and the Finger Lakes National Forest in between.
The only town is Hector, New York, population 4,854 in the 2,000 census. The foreground are sere grasses, a field of beef cattle and pond.
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Across the Plain
Michael Stephen Wills Photography 
I traveled to your gallery of photos from this area. There is so much beautiful contrast between the plain, the feeds, the dense vegetation, and the water. Amazing!
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Glad you took the time to visit those IStock photographs. People from other parts of the country/world comment on our abundance of trees. We enjoy the vistas afforded by our hills. I grew up on flat Long Island and appreciate this very much.
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I agree. We have countless vistas filled with trees of so many varieties.
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