Anne's Creative Cornucopia: Pequonnock River Valley Park

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Thursday, April 25, 2019

Forest Trail and Water - Photograph

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This is 1 of 2 posts of photographs that I took in the Pequonnock River Valley Park in Trumbull, CT this past week.

Forest Scenes - Photograph

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This is 2 of 2 posts of photographs that I took in the Pequonnock River Valley Park in Trumbull, CT this past week.

Monday, May 12, 2014

Forest Scenes - Photograph

I took these photographs in the Pequonnock River Valley Park in Trumbull, CT this past week.

Spring is about 1 to 2 weeks late this year, as far as the trees being in full leaf goes.

Sunday, May 5, 2013

Tree Shadows and Reflections - Photographs

This is 1 of 2 posts of photographs I took in the Pequonnock River Valley Park in Trumbull, CT this past week. I liked how the shadows of the trees looked reflected in the rippling water. In the second photo, the greenery made the water look like liquid green metal.

Water and Rock Edge - Photographs

This is 2 of 2 posts of photographs I took in the Pequonnock River Valley Park in Trumbull, CT this past week. I liked the contrast of dark and light in the first photo. I took the second photo because of the black shadows cast by the tree leaves onto the rocks.