Basking in the winter light
Two great candidates. Angling sun, spotty sky, stately trees. Winter has its virtues at our lake park.
Working the angle
Nature’s work. I couldn’t quite tell the original location of this leaning limb as I worked my stroll around Onondaga Lake Park. I simply appreciated the angles.
It is a lake after all
Ahoy, there. No matter the season for my Onondaga Lake morning stroll, this blue canoe sits at the ready.
Bench and birds
Comfort zone. The Onondaga Lake birds appreciated the ice buildup, practically begging for an audience. Wait, they were in a perfect spot for that bench …
Stumping for a stroll
January aura. My morning wandering at Onondaga Lake Park allowed me to appreciate fourth-season views of favorite vantage points.
The ice was coming
Crusty start. The curious side of Retired-Guy-I strolled around Onondaga Lake Park early this week, before the thaw rolled over our part of the world. I wanted to see how much of our dominant water feature had frozen over, to start my photo-taking. The ice was creeping out there. But I would not venture out…
Yes, both
Out there, nothing. Come winter, Onondaga Lake Park in the morning can look lovely and lonely at the same time.
That winter tree look
’Tis the season. I continue to be fortunate enough to stroll through nearby Onondaga Lake Park through all four seasons, soaking in the unique feelings each offers.
Marking the path
Onward. Winter strolls have their allure when the Lights on the Lake decorations set you on the way.
Snow way
Flake, up and down. A stroll at Onondaga Lake Park caught a bigger snowflake for the Lights one the Lake decorations than what’s fallen for early winter. OK with me.
Mark Bialczak 