An unexpected beautiful sight of the moon rising over Mount Utsayantha during daylight hours as I drive east through Stamford along Route 23.

The top of Mount Utsayantha is owned by the village of Stamford.
Stamford, New York is located along the eastern edge of Delaware County at the intersection of Routes 10 and 23. The 20-acre parcel of land at the top of Mt. Utsayantha was donated to the village of Stamford by the estate of Dr. Stephen E. Churchill in 1917 for use as a park. Dr. Stephen E. Churchill is a descendant of one of Stamford’s founding families.
An unexpected beautiful sight of the moon rising over Mount Utsayantha during daylight hours as I drive east through Stamford along Route 23.
A 370 megapixel panoramic image consisting of 40 stitched images taken from the top of Mount Utsayantha.
A few photos from Mount Utsayantha taken on different night falls in early September 2012.
While taking photographs of Stamford from Mount Utsayantha on May 12 I noticed Venus shining bright high in the sky.
It was windy and noticeable cooler in the cabin of the fire tower.
Decided to drive to Mount Utsayantha as the clouds looked very lovely throughout the day. I arrived at the top of Mount Utsayantha about 30 minutes before this particular image was taken and started to photograph the sunset over Stamford.
This is my second favorite cloud cover over Stamford that I have captured. Favorite
This 360 VR image was taken from the Mount Utsayantha Fire Tower located in Stamford, NY.
First trip of the year to the top of Mount Utsayantha. Beautiful weather.
Mount Utsayantha Fire Tower over a 8 minute time span at night (covering 10 photographs).
I have been thinking about taking a night photo for several weeks from the top of Mount Utsayantha. Unfortunately when I traveled to the top of Mount Utsayantha on this night fog had covered Stamford below. The moon while nearly
A magical 360 degree floating view from outside the Mount Utsayantha Firetower.
I like to visit Mount Utsayantha. And on this visit I notice new informational signs on the top of Mount Utsayantha.
On this quick outing to Mount Utsayantha, we explored a little bit more of the mountaintop. One of the pictures shows an unfortunate recent accident by a para-glider. It is unknown if the para-glider received any injuries or how the
Some new improvements on Mount Utsayantha with signage:
This photograph was taken on July 14, 2008. It is 110 megapixels that combines over 30 photographs. On June 12, 2013 I took over 40 photographs with a higher zoom lens to create a 370 megapixel image of the view