Canty’s Lake in Winter

January 8, 2020 by daveblinder in 2019, canon eos m50, Landscape, Morris County NJ Nature, NJ Hiking and tagged 2019 january winter, canon eos m50 canon efm 1122mm is lens, cantys lake kinnelon new jersey, dave blinder photography, fog, img_7198, morris parks, north jersey photography spots, silas condict county park kinnelon picture | Leave a comment

Canty’s Lake in Winter

Silas Condict County Park, Kinnelon NJ

The angular lines on frozen Canty’s Lake and disappearing trees in the fog paved the way for winter minimalism.

Visit Silas Condict County Park – https://www.morristourism.org/directory/silas-condict-park/

Canon EOS M50 + EFM 11-22mm IS lens

Crabapples in Winter

December 26, 2019 by daveblinder in 2019, Macro, Morris County NJ Nature, NJ Hiking and tagged 2019, canon eos m50 efm 1122mm, crabapple frozen, dave blinder photography, december, decker kincaid boonton nj, img_6887, kincaid woods powerville road boonton township, morris county new jersey hiking, morris parks, winter | Leave a comment

Crabapples in Winter

Kincaid Woods, Boonton Twp NJ

Here is a little history about the local Decker-Kincaid Family – https://www.newjerseyhills.com/print_only/_headline_style/book_42/boonton-twp-s-kincaid-house-open-to-public/article_9c956403-abeb-5b6f-8c14-8bbb608b6ec8.html

Canon EOS M50 + EFM 11-22mm lens

Blue Trail Overlook in December

December 14, 2019 by daveblinder in 2019, canon eos m50, Landscape, Morris County NJ Nature and tagged 2019, boonton nj hike, canon eos m50 efm 1122mm, dave blinder new jersey photographer, december, img_6733, morris parks, pyramid mountain blue trail, pyramid mountain natural historic area montville nj, snow, vista, winter | Leave a comment

Blue Trail Overlook in December

Pyramid Mountain Natural Historic Area

Morris County, NJ

Taken earlier this week. I local and younger Kinnelon hiker was heading up for the view just after I arrived. We had a friendly discourse of the pros and cons of social media after he snapped a shot of me taking this shot.

Visit Pyramid Mountain – https://www.nynjtc.org/park/pyramid-mountain

Canon EOS M50 + EF-M 11-22mm lens

POWWW’s 2019 Dragonfly Walk with Chris Ryerson

July 7, 2019 by daveblinder in 2019, Morris County NJ Nature, powww, Uncategorized and tagged 2019, dave blinder photography, jonathan's woods park denville new jersey, july, morris parks, new jersey dragonflies, odonata, old beach glen road ford rd, powww, protect our wetlands water and woods, rockaway township nj hiking | Leave a comment

We had a great Dragonfly Walk at Jonathan’s Woods this morning led by Chris Ryerson.

Participants got to observe dragonflies and damselflies at close range and Chris gave us great insight into the lifecycles of these interesting carnivores. Thank you to our walk leaders and attendees.

POWWW‘s next free nature program is the Edible Mushroom Walk in August – https://www.facebook.com/events/2165155403552884/

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