Take a walk with me through Wildwood Preserve Metropark (Toledo, Ohio) on a cold sunny January day.
All the pictures in this gallery were taken in the two and a half hour span of my actual walk, and except for the first, panorama, photo are ordered chronologically. I wanted you to see the woods as I saw them, coming and going, and see how the light and shadows changed over that period.
For more on Wildwood Preserve, here is a link to the park's website: http://www.metroparkstoledo.com/metroparks/wildwood/
All the pictures in this gallery were taken in the two and a half hour span of my actual walk, and except for the first, panorama, photo are ordered chronologically. I wanted you to see the woods as I saw them, coming and going, and see how the light and shadows changed over that period.
For more on Wildwood Preserve, here is a link to the park's website: http://www.metroparkstoledo.com/metroparks/wildwood/
12:23 pm, Ottawa River viewed from the covered bridge.
Despite the bad stitches in this panorama, I kept it for the general sense it provides of the view northward over the Ottawa River and its floodplain. Unfortunately the construction of the bridge precluded getting unobstructed views for a panorama using a tripod mounted camera.
Despite the bad stitches in this panorama, I kept it for the general sense it provides of the view northward over the Ottawa River and its floodplain. Unfortunately the construction of the bridge precluded getting unobstructed views for a panorama using a tripod mounted camera.
12:23 pm, Ottawa River viewed from the covered bridge.
Despite the bad stitches in this panorama, I kept it for the general sense it provides of the view northward over the Ottawa River and its floodplain. Unfortunately the construction of the bridge precluded getting unobstructed views for a panorama using a tripod mounted camera.
Despite the bad stitches in this panorama, I kept it for the general sense it provides of the view northward over the Ottawa River and its floodplain. Unfortunately the construction of the bridge precluded getting unobstructed views for a panorama using a tripod mounted camera.