Serene Canada Goose
Part of my recent “In the Fog” series. This is a view of the Tomhannock Reservior in Upstate New York, close to the Vermont border, on the opposite side of the reservoir from the Island Fog scene. In near-freezing temperatures, there had been a gaggle of geese in the area as I arrived. With the right winter coat and a windless day, it was comfortable enough for me to watch the view and enjoy the scene. Eventually the larger flock moved to a nearby area along the shoreline. But this individual stayed in view, paddling so softly that the water’s surface remained undisturbed, posing in perfect profile while I designed the composition.
Part of my recent “In the Fog” series. This is a view of the Tomhannock Reservior in Upstate New York, close to the Vermont border, on the opposite side of the reservoir from the Island Fog scene. In near-freezing temperatures, there had been a gaggle of geese in the area as I arrived. With the right winter coat and a windless day, it was comfortable enough for me to watch the view and enjoy the scene. Eventually the larger flock moved to a nearby area along the shoreline. But this individual stayed in view, paddling so softly that the water’s surface remained undisturbed, posing in perfect profile while I designed the composition.
Part of my recent “In the Fog” series. This is a view of the Tomhannock Reservior in Upstate New York, close to the Vermont border, on the opposite side of the reservoir from the Island Fog scene. In near-freezing temperatures, there had been a gaggle of geese in the area as I arrived. With the right winter coat and a windless day, it was comfortable enough for me to watch the view and enjoy the scene. Eventually the larger flock moved to a nearby area along the shoreline. But this individual stayed in view, paddling so softly that the water’s surface remained undisturbed, posing in perfect profile while I designed the composition.
The image is 16 x 24, hand signed and numbered, with accompanying Certificate of Authentication, part of a limited edition of 10, plus two artist’s prints.
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