Jon Crispin's Notebook

Fog Lately

Posted in Jon Crispin, Rivers, Uncategorized, Weather by joncrispin on 04/12/2018

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It has been quite foggy recently.

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I have always liked this view of the Connecticut River from the dike in Hadley.

Connecticut River / Hadley

Posted in Nature, Rivers, Seasons, Water by joncrispin on 21/05/2014

I was driving home from Northampton early this evening and stopped at my favorite spot on the Connecticut river.  The light was quite nice as I stood on this levee looking West.  It has been a beautiful Spring here this year.

Rowing

Posted in Boats, People, Sport, Transportation by joncrispin on 31/10/2013

I used to shoot a lot of rowing.  I started in Ithaca while shooting sports for Cornell and Ithaca College.  And for many years I shot the annual Harvard/Yale Regatta on the Thames River in New London, CT.  I have such a great respect for these athletes and their dedication to training and competing.  This morning I was up way before first light to shoot some of the UMASS rowers as they were preparing for a competition this weekend.

Here is a shot of the coxswain in a 4+.  It was barely light when I shot this and when we left the dock it was 39 degrees.

These women are on the water 6 days a week way before most people are out of bed.  Title IX is the greatest!

Big thanks to Megan McHugh for piloting me around the Connecticut River.  She was really nice and it was so great to have an opportunity to be on the water again.

Connecticut River / Hadley, MA

Posted in Landscape, Rivers, Water, Weather by joncrispin on 18/05/2011

The sun has not made an appearance here since last Saturday.  In the winter time, it would most likely bum me out to have everything so gray, but this spring has been amazing.  So many shades of green and the sky so subtle.  It won’t last long, but it is just beautiful. /  This shot is made up of 4 different images that I stitched together.  They were taken on the levee in Hadley that overlooks the Connecticut.

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