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I've posted photos I made during my recent visit to Vermont on my website. For those who are interested, the link to them is: http://www.goldimagesphoto.com/Portfolio/New/

Wow. These are not merely "lemonade" but legitimately excellent shots in their own right. Especially like the ones of Crystal Lake, and you had more color at Owl's Head than I realized was out there.

Nicely done!

LOL. I will post my stuff in a minute. I shot side by side with Al for the whole trip. I think HE hit the saturation slider more than me

Thank you Charles.

Andy: I know you are a reformed "over-saturater" but that doesn't mean a little saturation isn't a good thing. Or, it could be my patience waiting for the best possible light; you know, while you were wandering around looking for something else.

Betsy: the mushroom shot just wasn't good enough to make the cut.

Al

Al, these are all wonderful!!!! Wish I'd gotten one day with still water for reflections. Went to many of the same spots, you got the best of the water flow!

Al, your patience definitely paid off on the Crystal Lake shot. I totally missed it

Gorgeous as usual. I just got in from shooting the Milky Way over my friends barn. Light painted the barn. Pretty happy and I think you'd be proud of me. Thanks for everything!!
Carol

Carol, I am very much looking forward to seeing your Milky Way shot.

Here's one I made with you along the May Pond Road. I converted it to B&W because the light from Barton was just too intrusive.


Al

Al: love the photos and most of all, I cherish the time we spent together tooling about the state. Wasn't the photo of Robert Frost's Cabin the highlight of that day according to Andy???? Well, at least you all can say you've been there.........

It was obviously a highlight for something But watch for an upcoming blog which will partly feature that very cabin!

I can't wait.