It’s supposed to be better tomorrow. It’s always supposed to be better tomorrow, especially if you had photographic plans for today. At least it isn’t pouring. It’s just drippy and grey and muddy.
We went to the doctor yesterday and I noticed that now, many trees have changed color and if we can just get some decent weather, it might be time to go take some seriously autumnal pictures.
Meanwhile, we did take some pretty nice shots the other day at Manchaug. Call them the “pre-autumnal” photo set. Some by Garry, others by me.
Manchaug has one of the prettiest dams and falls in the area. Not nearly as big as many of the falls, it is high above the stream into which it falls and the way the light falls, the water is crystal pale while the background nearly black.
Categories: #DamsAndWaterfalls, #Photography, Blackstone Valley, leafing
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We live in hope for the next sunny day. I noticed we are beginning to get a hint of colour here now too.
Leslie
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We got about 45 minutes of sunshine. Then, it rained.
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I think there’s going to be a lot of rain this weekend too….
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It was sunny until I opened my computer and now it’s clouding up. Sheesh. Maybe it’ll brighten in the afternoon!
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It’s very changeable here too.
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I actually thought about taking “rain” photos yesterday, but my crappy old point-and-click doesn’t do well in low light. It’s very frustrating.
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Also, not all my cameras deal well with rain. I have a couple of water resistant ones, but even so … and it is so DARK and gray and you can’t see the colors well in the dark. Maybe the weekend!
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It’s so pretty where you live. I felt that I have spent most of the past two winters saying. “I was going to take pictures but it rained.” Of course I live in a valley too so to be expected I guess.
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We do NOT usually get this much rain, especially not this time of year, but we sure do have plenty of water this time. At least we won’t be depending entirely on snow melt for well water!
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Good photos of the falls. We don’t have anything like that
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We live on a river that was used to build our industrial revolution in 1785, so it has a pretty strong downward current. The falls were added as needed to power the mills and we live sort of on the edge of a small mountain — except we are in a valley, so we’re at the very bottom … and we are where the rivers run.
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Lovely! Hope you are feeling better ~ ~ ~
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I think I actually am. Tomorrow, though we’ll be getting Garry’s 1-month audiology checkup, so I’ll get back to everyone towards evening. It’s another “one of those days” — and Friday we have to do blood tests. My doctor thinks I’m anemic and possibly low in vitamins — which, since I don’t have a stomach, is entirely possible and maybe even likely.
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