The Well
In twilight’s hush, embraced by oaks,
A well of stone, with stories etched in lace,
Now table made, where others’ whispers weave,
And time’s soft hands a tapestry conceive.
Tag: Finger Lakes Region
Sycamore Leaves in Time
Read this blog for an understanding of how the sycamore leaf symbolizes themes such as shelter, the cycles of life and death, decay, freedom, and individuality, reflecting the intimate connection between nature and the evolving American identity.
Resilience and Beauty: The Ginkgo in Fall
Naked branches reach,
Sky braces for winter’s kiss,
Earth turns, leaves embrace.
A Feast
Thanksgiving Comes Early
Thayer Preserve: Autumn Still Life 4
Explore the enchanting Lick Brook in the Finger Lakes region, where the Land Trust’s conservation efforts preserve nature’s beauty. Join me to uncover this hidden gem and its ecological wonders.
Stopped Sun
For the “Dead of Winter”
Capturing Winter’s Whisper: A Photographic Journey by Fall Creek’s Historic Esker Ridge
Join me in the mesmerizing world of photography as we capture the ethereal beauty of a frosty January morning, where history meets nature’s artistry. Explore more on our blog.
Hoary Elm
On the edge of spring
Sense of Scale
Come in and experience how humans are dwarfed by the eons
The Arctic?
Join me on a serene Christmas Eve stroll around Beebee Lake, where winter’s bite and the stillness of nature blend into a captivating scene. Through the simple lens of my iPhone 7, witness the frozen beauty of the lake, the historic backdrop of Cornell University, and the timeless dance of nature and history. Experience the quiet awe of this winter day.
