nature

These little tiny purple flowers pop up every spring, when I see them I typically know warm weather is right around the corner. Not this week however since we are getting ANOTHER 2 feet of snow. But I managed to get out and take some photos of these little cute flowers before the snowstorm. Why...

Sony A1 - 200-600G

One of my favourite images of the year so far

Yesterday it looked like winter wonderland here. Very heavy wet snow fell which caused lot of outages. My power was out from 3am until about 9am. It was a crazy and stressful day but I managed to get out to take some photos. I know it's nothing special but I liked the way this leave was wedged...

We had our first serious snowfall yesterday. Today the temperature was just cold enough to start freezing the droplet's. While this was done with a tripod, there was enough of a breeze to make it challenging. Using a Nikon 70-300mm AF-S VR + Nikon TC 20E iii.

Figured I'll share a few of them here :) I was able to get out and do some nice walking this week on the backroads where I live and managed to capture some photos that I'm pretty happy with. I’ll Sit Here and Watch the Leaves Fall by Nicholas Erwin, on Flickr Sugar House by Nicholas Erwin...

I was chilling out on the couch and started hearing all the crows going crazy. I looked out the window and there was a fox just outside the door! Quickly grabbed my camera, the longest lens I got is my 105mm macro. But I made it work.

Okay well its not "bizzare" but not one frequently seen around here. This is due to forest fires from Canada making the sun visible with the naked eye. I live in a small country town as you can tell and it was funny to see people come out of their homes to photograph the sun going down. Someone...

It's that time of the year here in Vermont. Decided to use my hardly used 35mm 1.8 lens lol. Nikon Z6II + 35mm 1.8 S Young Couple of Fiddleheads by Nicholas Erwin, on Flickr

I made a mistake. Please delete.

Yep the dandelions are popping up now. I saw a bumble bee today which I don't normally see in April here. But I saw this bug collecting some pollen on this dandelion, I assume it's some kind of bee. I got nice and close as I could with the macro. I'm pretty happy with it overall. It was cloudy...

Nothing like some rain drops on flowers that are almost ready to bloom! Nikon Z6II + MC 105 2.8 VR S

I took these two photos a month apart. Thought it was kinda cool to see the difference one month make from March to April. Nikon Z6II + MC 105 2.8 VR S

Found these while walking around my property, it was raining pretty good but figured Nikon cameras are pretty well sealed so took the chance. Nikon Z6II + Z MC 105 2.8 VR S

I was out walking around with the macro lens and this leaf stood out to me like a sore thumb and so it peaked my interest to photograph it. Nikon Z6II + MC 105mm f/2.8 VR S

I know it's not a good photo but I thought it was interesting to see the root system of this tree that's been exposed due to years of washouts from storms. Nikon Z6II + Z 50mm f1.8 S expose your roots by Nicholas Erwin, on Flickr

I been pretty discouraged with my photography lately but I was messing around with the macro lens and I made this image which honest I am pretty happy with for once. Nikon Z6II + MC 105mm 2.8 VR S summer vibes by Nicholas Erwin, on Flickr

I have to admit, this is one of my favorite photos I've taken in a while that is almost exactly what I had in mind so it nice to see it become a reality. Nikon Z6II + Nikkor Z MC 105mm f/2.8 VR S - f/3.5, 1/800th, ISO 200 spring rain by Nicholas Erwin, on Flickr

It's been months since I've done much of any photography. According to Lightroom I've taken less than 100 photos in the last 6 months and most of them are random photos/test shots just to keep the battery good. It's finally spring here in Vermont and Crocuses are popping up. I know this isn't...

local river at dawn (long exposure)