WordCamp 2009 360VR

Photos and posts from 2009
WordCamp 2009 360VR
Took the longer way home today and explored several road side attractions/ places for possible future photo exploration. The gallery includes photographs of various places from Jefferson and North Harpersfield. Hillhaven Farms is located in Stamford, NY at the intersection
Construction continues in South Gilboa along Route 23. The original building which was a hardware store for many years burned to the ground after a vehicle crashed into it from Route 23. Past photos from the location. During construction the
The Catskill Scenic Trail intersects with the Cold Spring Wetlands Preserve Walkway.
A 360 degree image from Mase Cold Spring Wetlands Preserve located in Stamford, New York. This was my first trip to the location and the first thing I noticed- the solar lights were intentional broken.
Dense clouds over Mount Utsayantha offering zero visibility.
A building found along Main Street (Route 23) and South Street in Stamford. At the top of the doorway of the building it states “Bowling Alley”. The building is currently in very nice shape and was recently painted. This building
Photographs taken from Platte Clove Road. Several seasonal waterfalls can be seen in the distance along the roadway.
“Bring this lavish paragon back to its former glory. This irreplaceable piece of history was built in 1890, during the time when Stamford’s many grand hotels flourished with tourists for social gatherings and entertainment.”
The Army-Navy Surplus store is located in Grand Gorge, New York along Route 23.
While driving along the moving roadside landscape of Route 23, it almost seemed as if life was “photoshoped”. I see the grass is exceedingly green, the roadway slick as if used in a car commercial, and the sky is deep
We entered Platte Clove Road from the bottom by car. I then descended by foot into Platte Clove.
Devils Kitchen is great spot especially after a lot of rain. The water runs strong and everything is green. The top photo is my father standing on top of a Devils Kitchen boulder. The middle photo shows the path down
Buttermilk Falls is found along Peekamoose Road