Just before the storm at Mudge Pond
We spend just about every evening and most weekends at our little town beach. Tonight, the kids were racing around, and I was snapping pictures as fast as I could, before a giant thunderstorm struck. We made it to the car in time, but I stopped to shop on the way home and got drenched bringing in the groceries. (It's Angelina Jolie's fault - if I hadn't stopped to look at her baby pictures I'd have gotten home in time!)
I got at least a dozen good photos tonight - it's always a challenge to pick the ONE that represents the rest! Usually I just post the rest on my other blog, but I won't have much time to shoot in the next few days so I'll probably just draw from tonight's batch for a while.
I got at least a dozen good photos tonight - it's always a challenge to pick the ONE that represents the rest! Usually I just post the rest on my other blog, but I won't have much time to shoot in the next few days so I'll probably just draw from tonight's batch for a while.
5 Comments:
I think you have many good moments there!New England is a very nice area with interesting small villages.I love the winter there.
Regards from Thessaloniki.kostas.
wonderful shot jenny!
I like the silhouette of the girl and the swings in the forefront of the photo. It creates a nice effect. The area looks like a beautiful place to be, with the hills and trees in the background.
Nice shot. I really like the name of the pond for some reason. Mudge pond has a great home town feel to it.
That's a lovely photo! And the park looks like fun!
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