The ring bearer is hypnotized by the dancing bride.
Author: john gregory
Moody Chapel rear window
One of the rear windows of the Moody Chapel in Hinckley, Maine.
Big dead tree
In the midst of a Maine woodland with ample rainfall is some really big, but dead, trees. Why is this tree dead while surrounded by a forest of healthy trees?
Late summer in the bog
Wild flowers continue to blossom in the bog while the ferns start to dry out and turn brown in the Maine woods. We can tell autumn is slowly approaching.
Lilies in the bog
From a summer in the past, lilies in the bog at the Smithfield Plantation
Condiments for the fish eater
Heron on the Susquehanna
From a trip to the Susquehanna river in 2006, we remember seeing a heron working hard toward his next meal.
Sapsucker matrix
A yellow-bellied sapsucker woodpecker will create these kinds of holes as they poke around for edible insects.
Gnarly tree
I submit this for anyone needing an image to demonstrate the term “gnarly.” This is from the Smithfield Plantation conservation land in the town of Litchfield, Maine; one of my favorite places.
No name pond
A man-made pond with no name (that I know of) lies in the middle of the back woods. A small cabin sits at the far end on the left side. Imagining a moose along the shore is easy and more than just whimsy; we have seen moose tracks in the boggy area in the pond’s drainage stream.
john's f-stop 