My previous post gave some general information on Double Trouble State Park in New Jersey. Here's a few of the more "artistic" shots I got at Double Trouble.
The surface water in the Pinelands is usually a dark, clear, brown due to staining from the tannin in the pine needles on the ground. It is usually very pure water, but it has an odd color. The dark water is excellent for capturing reflections, like the one above.
It looked like the park was planning on adding new sign posts to its trail system. These were lined up along one side of a maintenance shed.
The bogs were also partially frozen. I liked how the ice broke up the reflection of the pines on the water's side.
This is a close-up. Flowing water was welling up between gaps in the thin ice, as the wind pushed small waves toward the frozen end of the bog.
The surface water in the Pinelands is usually a dark, clear, brown due to staining from the tannin in the pine needles on the ground. It is usually very pure water, but it has an odd color. The dark water is excellent for capturing reflections, like the one above.
It looked like the park was planning on adding new sign posts to its trail system. These were lined up along one side of a maintenance shed.
The bogs were also partially frozen. I liked how the ice broke up the reflection of the pines on the water's side.
This is a close-up. Flowing water was welling up between gaps in the thin ice, as the wind pushed small waves toward the frozen end of the bog.
6 comments:
What great shots these are Ash, you have truly got an eye for photography.
the first one is my favorite!
imagine that!
Hey the flowing water looks like the tail of a fish ;D
Beautiful shots, beautiful reflections Ash!! I especially like the first one!
Cat
Fantastic shots Ash... I loved the sign posts. It sure sounds a great place there.
The bottom picture is a work of natures art.. those ice formations are really 'cool' :O)
those alphabets look like they are suspended in the air!!! some real cool shots..you have been having tons of fun lately :)
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