My most celebrated photos.
![Christopher Williams (cwwphotos) > Morning Bog.
Took my first [of many!] photo walks with my dad a few days ago and showed him around one of my favorite parks to shoot.
I noticed this pool and was taking some shots of it and suddenly the sun broke through the clouds and poured through the trees to brighten up the scene.](http://www.cwwphotos.com/Photography/Greatest-Hits/i-qHzg4KJ/6/Ti/IMG_5574%202-Ti.jpg "Christopher Williams (cwwphotos) > Morning Bog.
Took my first [of many!] photo walks with my dad a few days ago and showed him around one of my favorite parks to shoot.
I noticed this pool and was taking some shots of it and suddenly the sun broke through the clouds and poured through the trees to brighten up the scene.")
![Christopher Williams (cwwphotos) > Mutual Tension.
I'm not sure which of us was more startled while encountering the other along the trail here, but I didn't want to let this opportunity slip by so I immediately knelt down and donned as comforting and soothing a demeanor as possible.
While shooting like crazy.
This young guy [or girl?] proceeded to go about it's business eating the wet grass and freshly fallen leaves, all while keeping both ears and a watchful eye on me.
Nearly a half an hour went by before the deer began acting strange. It at one point froze stiff, staring at me, yet almost staring beyond me.
That's when the hair on my neck stood up and I imagined a wolf creeping in behind me, or a cougar ready to pounce! [it could've been a Grizzly for all I knew! Unlikely as they may be in these parts ;)] I slowly turned and peered through the trees and bushes behind me, on the opposite side of the trail.
When I felt [relatively] sure nothing was stalking it, or me, I gave my goodbye and we both parted; I with my camera and jacket, the deer with a fellow White-Tail.](http://www.cwwphotos.com/Photography/Greatest-Hits/i-mjcrdCK/12/Ti/IMG_5201%202-Ti.jpg "Christopher Williams (cwwphotos) > Mutual Tension.
I'm not sure which of us was more startled while encountering the other along the trail here, but I didn't want to let this opportunity slip by so I immediately knelt down and donned as comforting and soothing a demeanor as possible.
While shooting like crazy.
This young guy [or girl?] proceeded to go about it's business eating the wet grass and freshly fallen leaves, all while keeping both ears and a watchful eye on me.
Nearly a half an hour went by before the deer began acting strange. It at one point froze stiff, staring at me, yet almost staring beyond me.
That's when the hair on my neck stood up and I imagined a wolf creeping in behind me, or a cougar ready to pounce! [it could've been a Grizzly for all I knew! Unlikely as they may be in these parts ;)] I slowly turned and peered through the trees and bushes behind me, on the opposite side of the trail.
When I felt [relatively] sure nothing was stalking it, or me, I gave my goodbye and we both parted; I with my camera and jacket, the deer with a fellow White-Tail.")
Treeclipse.
Made a return trip to Hamlin Beach but brought proper gear this time: 3 shirts, hoodie, jacket, 2 gloves, hat, pajama pants, jeans, 4 socks, and 2 boots.
And I was still cold in the single-degree air!
Made a return trip to Hamlin Beach but brought proper gear this time: 3 shirts, hoodie, jacket, 2 gloves, hat, pajama pants, jeans, 4 socks, and 2 boots.
And I was still cold in the single-degree air!
Treeclipse.
Made a return trip to Hamlin Beach but brought proper gear this time: 3 shirts, hoodie, jacket, 2 gloves, hat, pajama pants, jeans, 4 socks, and 2 boots.
And I was still cold in the single-degree air!
Made a return trip to Hamlin Beach but brought proper gear this time: 3 shirts, hoodie, jacket, 2 gloves, hat, pajama pants, jeans, 4 socks, and 2 boots.
And I was still cold in the single-degree air!