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Ok, I saw the moose you have been looking for. It was the highlight of my wanderings yesterday (Tuesday) which otherwise was a perfectly blech day...gloomy and grungy with not a sliver of sunlight. I saw the biggest bull moose with honking big antlers - he scrambled onto the road fifty feet in front...

And how! It was a completely unexpected and SPECTACULAR day in the NEK... I put in a special order for this particular one; y'all can thank me later. I drove up yesterday from CT...bright, sunny CT. By the time I went past Chester/Ludlow (no color whatsoever until there) the clouds looked very omino...

Thanks everyone, for all the tips. And the wonderful updates in all the other threads. Special thanks to Andy for the invaluable PDF you put together...I have been studying it carefully.

I am on my way to Barton today, and will contribute updates and pics soon.

One of my favs is Kent Pond along Rt. 100 just beyond the Rt 4 intersection. If you get there just before sunset on a good fall day, it is spectacular. These pics were taken within minutes of each other as the sun disappeared. Nearby Colton Pond is pretty good too. Oh, these pics were taken Oct. 7, ...

Oh, sorry. I thought you said double takes instead of second looks! And yep, those are pumpkins!
Somewhere along Rt 100 in the Killington area. Took this in 2008, I think.

Even if I do say so myself, my Google-fu is strong! Thanks to your perfect suggestions, I just scored an apartment at the Bolton Ski resort through the Columbus day weekend. Very reasonable too. So, Barton and Bolton respectively as base camps for 10 days from Oct 2nd onwards. Lets see how many of t...

Hi all, First let me say a big thanks to folks on this forum who have always been incredibly friendly and an invaluable resource of accurate, unbiased information. Truly, you guys need to know that this forum is unique and an oasis in the harsh wilderness that comprise forums on the internet. So, I ...

Diffraction issues softening the image at small apertures are largely a problem with crop sensors on digital cameras, right ? Right? Nobody seems to have mentioned this, so I thought I should ease the mind of us old-timer photographers who still largely shoot film.