A year has gone by without a post, so here is an effort to highlight the major events of 2023.
The month of May saw trips to DC and Shenandoah National Park. DC had its Embassy Day that weekend, when many embassies were open to the public with art, performances, and traditional foods.
This was my first time to Shenandoah. We explored a lot of the park, going to caves deep underground and trails to mountaintops.
Right on the heels of the Shenandoah trip, I traveled to the PNW for my cousin’s wedding. The first stop was Seattle.
The last stop was Portland before heading home.
June included a trip to the Adirondacks. I didn’t take many photos on my DSLR, but I did catch this groundhog:
In August I visited DC again.
In September I got a chance to do some long exposure night photography.
October and November included some trips to see fall foliage in Jim Thorpe and Lancaster, PA.
In December I hiked Mt. Monadnock when I went back home. The view from the top was nonexistent, but the snow was pretty.
More adventures to come in 2024!
I don’t understand how you catch all these animals! you’ve taken so many wildlife shots in your history. Ive never seen a gr. hog. dont know what the face is like.
Glad you have so much freedom! And you’re a marvelous photographer ,able to
make the most of a trip.
Especially beautiful waterfall, issn it?