Last week, I posted several photos from a beautiful weekend sunrise at Saratoga National Golf Course. I had so many shots from that early morning excursion that I had decided to split them into two separate posts...the Saratoga National...
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And the SPAC Season Begins…
Lady Antebellum. Sam Hunt. Hunter Hayes. Some pretty big names in country music. Add to that the fact that my birthday is at the end of this month and I have a friend who does the most crazy things...like...
Happy Memorial Day…So Much More than Just the Start of Summer
Once again, I woke up really early on Saturday morning and, on a whim, decided to try to get to the Saratoga National Cemetery for some photos that I wanted to include in this Memorial Day post, foolishly thinking...
Happy Mother’s Day!
The above somewhat grainy photo was taken with my two kids a few years ago in Lake George...as part of a going away party before my son left for grad school in Arizona. In honor of Mother's Day, I...
Some Very Welcome Signs of Spring!
I swear, I can never get enough of the Bog Meadow Nature Trail. It is ever-changing and always beautiful. I can always count on the seasons being beautifully apparent whenever I walk or run on this trail. I set...
Out Jogging…and Stopped to Take a Zillion Pics of the Batcheller Mansion
As everyone knows, this past weekend's weather was absolutely SPECTACULAR! Finally, spring! Quite happily, I also had a pretty busy social calendar which kept me out late and dancing both Friday and Saturday nights...a basically unheard of phenomenon in...
Even Soggy, Saratoga Sparkles…
As I have mentioned in several earlier posts, I am definitely NOT a professional photographer...I am a photography enthusiast (let's face it, a fairly avid photo enthusiast), who is always trying to learn and get better. It's a process,...
Happy Easter!
Happy Easter! As anyone who follows the Frozen Moments Facebook page knows, I went out ridiculously early yesterday morning to photograph what I hoped would be lots of great reflections of all the rain on the streets of Broadway before...
Caffe Lena – Our very own American Legend
Earlier this year, I received a request from the publisher of Amtrak's NY by Rail magazine to recommend an "off the beaten path" tourist destination that they could include in the Saratoga section of their upcoming issue. They didn't want...
Phila Street in the Dark…
Last night I went to the Caffe Lena to see the most incredible performance. I'm writing up a post on this historic venue and, after visiting and speaking with Sarah Craig, the director, a couple of weeks ago to get...