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Dark, stormy clouds reflected in the water of the Newbury salt marsh (Newbury, Massachusetts US).

"Reflections of a Stormy Sky"
Yellow leaves from a small, delicate tree among larger, darker trees.

"Yellow Leaves in a Dark Forest"
An old New England stone wall running through the woods in the Autumn.

"Fall Wall"
Bright yellow and red leaves on a small tree. Taken in October in Massachusetts (US).

"Leaves"
Sunset over the marsh in Newbury, Massachusetts.

"Marsh Sunset"
Taken a few minutes after the sun set dropped below the horizon.

"Sun Set"
The Wood End Lighthouse in Provincetown, Massachussetts.

"Wood End Light"
An old line of fence posts through the salt march in Newbury, Massachusetts (US). The grouping of posts in the background is where salt hay would be piled to dry.

"Fence Line"
A dead oak tree in the forest had these shelf fungi growing on it. Newbury, Massachusetts (US).

"Tree Fungus"
The silhouette of a large tree in the eastern sky shortly after sunset. The pink area that appears just after sunset between the dark sky below and the blue sky above is known as the Belt of Venus. Taken in Appleton Farms in Ipswich, Massachusetts (US)

"Tree Silhouette"
An old rowboat found abandoned in the salt marsh in Ipswich, Massachusetts (US).

"Abandoned Ship"
A cloud lit by the sun which had already dropped below the horizon. The tree line is in silhouette, but there is still some color left in the field in the foreground. Taken in Appleton Farms in Ipswich, Massachusetts (US).

"Sunset Cloud"
An old stone wall running through Appleton Farm in Ipswich, MA (US). The rocky soil of New England gave early farmers plenty of material for building these walls. They can be seen in almost any wooded area in the region. There is a thick foreground of dead oak leaves. Taken shortly after sunset.

"New England Wall - I"
A small section of bark peeling from a White Birch tree. Taken in Newburyport, Massachusetts (US). The White Birch is also known as Paper Birch because of the way the bark peels in large, thin sections.

"Birch Bark"
A fallen maple leaf resting in the snow. As the sun shines on the leaf, it warms up and starts to melt its way through the snow.

"Snow Leaf"
Closeup view of blossoms on a blueberry bush.

"Blueberry Blossom"
A statue of an angel on a tombstone in Pine Grove Cemetery in Lynn, Massachusetts (US). Taken in the rain on an unusually warm January evening.

"Dark Angel"
Ice in the salt marsh in Newbury, Massachusetts (US). The tide constantly raises and lowers the water level in the marsh. This causes the ice to break up and refreeze. This piece of ice is 3-4 feet tall.

"Marsh Ice"

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