Southampton Village

Lake Agawam 

Water Mill

Flying Point Road cross over 

The Pond

This pond at the entrance of East Hampton Village is maybe the most famous pond on the East End. 

Road Side

This might be a pop-up pond.

Road Side

Just a bit of cove and dirt road.

Marsh Grass

My feet would get wet if I walked into this.

Big Leafy Bog

Skunk cabbage likes it's feet wet, sure sign of water.

Big Picture

The longer view at Lake Agawam.

Lake District

There is a bit of green floating on lake Agawam after all this rain.

Shinnecock Fog

There are homes, sand dunes and a bridge out there. 

Damp Spot

I got this shot just before the wind kicked up.

Summer Sun

When the sun is in it's more northern track, we get a good bay side sunset.

Pond

These ponds are often tucked just just behind the dune line. 

Spot in the Woods

Just a dip in the ground that filled up

Marsh Grass

This amazing grass grows both on sand and under water in one day.

Long View

Shinnecock Bay from Meadow Lane 

Yard Water

These road side bits of water are common in some areas. 

Mill Pond

Fresh water & water lilies. 

Surface Water

Sometimes the water table is very near.

Intrusion

This waterfront home did not expect water on this side of the property.

Missed a few days, here we go

Towd Point and Davis Creek 

Inlet

The inlet where North Sea Harbor opens into the Peconic Bay.

Tidal Channels

This water passage allows for the water to pass from the marsh grass.

The north side of the South Fork

Great Peconic Bay

Wet Gaps

I have chosen to take a wide range of Wet Lands. 

June Wet Lands

This classic view of marsh and Shinnecock Bay seemed a good start