Adirondack
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Featured in Live, Love, Dream November 19, 2008. My most sincere thanks to Vonne (RavenSoul) for her fabulous ideas!! They were just what I needed to finish this one off!!!! BIG fun!!! White Adirondacks is a compilation of images … the foreground is an image I took on the Maine Coast this summer, the clouds are from my backyard … tinkered with a bit, of course!! Both images taken with the Nikon D40x with the 18-135mm lens. also available in shades of blues and greens: /
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The road that took us to a stunning peak in the Adirondacks lined itself with beauty all the way to the very end. A sight to be had! North River, NY was in full bloom on October 5th 2008! /
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This shot taken from a beautiful gazebo in Seaside, Florida. It was unoccupied! It was very scenic with its adirondack chairs. It did lack cloud coverage that day. I decided to add another photo I had previously taken to the background to suit my vision of this peaceful place. Enjoy! / / / / / /
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My Favorite place to sit and reflect on the day nearing its end. Sunset tonight October 20, 2008. Bell’s Island, North Carolina over looking Coinjock Bay.
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Adirondack Hot Air Balloon Festival Sept 2008 Fellow Bubbler Marleia Main and I went to the Festival on 2 mornings…the first morning we got there too late only to see the last of the balloons disappearing over the horizon. This morning..we made it to the aerodrome for 5am and had an awesome and exhilarating time watching the balloons inflate for take off at sunrise and then over 90 hot air balloons rise in the sky all around us. It was an amazing experience.
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Photo Taken at Sunset Lake, NC 4 Adirondack chairs over looking Sunset Lake in early evening. Sit and Relax! Great framed wall print. /
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West Canada Creek,Nobleboro,NY
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Taken with Gary… my Nikon D80. Lens is Nikor 18-135, focal length is 20mm. Exposure is 2 seconds at F/22 on manual focus. ISO 100. I was using a tripod for this series, but, I did take Gary off the tripod for this shot and put him down on the rocks. No cameras were injured during this shoot. :)
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the beautiful area I grew up in, Lake George! Many wonderful memories here! Taken August of this year!
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The mist was rising above the Hudson river on this chilly fall morning. The sun peaking above the mountains, not yet touching the water. The trees showinf their dark rich colors. Near Indian Lake, NY this past sunday morning! / /
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I don’t have a macro lens..wish I did, so I could really get close up on those raindrops. But I did have fun with the starburst filter on my camera after the rain!
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The raindrops looked like diamonds on the ends of the fir fronds when the sun came out…
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A quaint gazebo overlooking the Gulf of Mexico in Seaside, Florida. / / / /
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The rain had just moved through and the the sun was trying so hard to poke through. the color was the brightest it had been all weekend. Taken in October in the Adirondacks just outside of Speculator NY. lake Piesco /
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One early fall morning just before the sunrise I was walking to the Adirondack / Great Camp of Santanoni in Newcomb, New York. The first thing I saw was this beautiful turn of the century barn with the silo built right out of the lower roof. / Gorgeous architecture, in a gorgeous setting. The barn has since burned to the ground unfortunately , right after a crew finished restoring it to it’s / original condition. This area is located to the south of the High peaks region / in the Adirondacks a great area to explore and hike.
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Two brightly colored adirondack chairs under a white Two Stones Star magnolia tree in full bloom.
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Two brightly colored adirondack chairs under a white Two Stones Star magnolia tree in full bloom.
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The Great Hot Air Balloon Flight! (finally.....)
by Jeannette SheehyWe had an early start on Saturday morning – up at 4.30am to drive up to the meeting point in Queensbury NY, an hour out of Albany. After …
We had an early start on Saturday morning – up at 4.30am to drive up to the meeting point in Queensbury NY, an hour out of Albany. After a mild and rainy beginning to the week, the temperature had dropped significantly and it was a very clear and frosty morning. The pilot and ground crew drove my husband and I and two other couples to a field in the middle of the countryside and blew up a black rubber party balloon to let go into the sky to see the wind direction. Once they had established this, they drove us to another field. It was FREEZING COLD in the farmer’s field and so we were all jumping up and down as the hot air balloon inflated and photos were taken. Finally the pilot called us over for pre-flight briefing and instructed us to get into our compartments. I was excited but a little nervous, especially when I looked over the edge of the basket and saw that we were already off the ground…it was so gentle, I hadn’t even noticed! The thought running through my head was…”There’s no going back, if something happens to the balloon and it malfunctions, we’re dead!”. However it was so serene and calm and peaceful up in the air, that all nervousness was forgotten as we flew over the Adirondack National Park, seeing other hot air balloons in the far off distance,as the the sun rose into the sky. The sky was so clear, that any sounds from below were easily heard by us. The train in the distance; a dog barking manically at us as we flew over a farm. Below us in the fields were geese and deer; the whole landscape looked frosted over and sparkling in the sun. Phil the pilot brought us over a wooded section and flew the balloon lower so that the topmost branches whisked under us. There was a crash below and 3 deer were running through the woods under us. The hour went really quickly and I was so in awe of the scenery, I didn’t take as many photos as I thought I was going to. I just wanted to take in the whole experience. As we came in to land, the pilot told us that as the wind had picked up, we might experience a couple of jolts, as if we were in a subway train. So we landed and bounced up again, then landed and bounced…finally coming in to rest. The crew dragged us to a better spot and as the wind picked up, the pilot asked a couple to jump out quickly. After they jumped out, the basket started to tip…(good thing we had hand holds and bars to grab hold onto!). I ended up on my hands and knees face down in the icy grass, hearing my husband shout, “Big guy coming in to land!!” as he then toppled onto me. I was laughing so hard, I couldn’t move…and to make matters worse, or funnier, one of the couples started taking photos!! Finally we got out, none the worse for wear – all of us so happy and excited to have finally been on our first hot air balloon ride!.... It was a fantastic experience, and one Dan and I will remember for a LONG time. I would definitely do it again!!! If you want to see the photos of it, click on balloon flight and you’ll see the wonderful photo of our landing!! Yes, I’m the unphotogenic one in the brown hooded sweater…!!
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The Adirondack region is a fabulous place located in the eastern part of the state. It is home to hundreds of lakes including the main area where these were all taken, Lake George.
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Adirondack Park in NY is about 6 million acres of pure beauty!! someday I will see every square inch of it!!! I love it as every turn is a different view of something beautiful!! / /
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Adirondack Park / Adirondack Lake – Adirondack Park Region / Indian lake, N.Y. / Late August 2007 /
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Fellow bubbler JSheehy and I woke up at 5 am to go to the festival today only to find that all the balloons had taken off already!! The only one left was this huge polar bear. I wonder if the “Bears of the world” group would accept it … lol! I am getting up at 4 am tomorrow so I may actually see some balloons!!! : )))))
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This was taken along route 28 near Indian Lake, NY in the beautiful Adirondack Park! The sun hit the colors just right, as well as make the clouds that much darker! It was a tad chilly 36 deg and a sligth breeze..thank goodness for wireless remotes!!! / /
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