First six:
Got out of the house with as large of a lens assortment as I could fit in my smallest bag. The 10-17 Fisheye, the 50-200 kit lens, the 40mm Limited and the 28-70 f/4. Just after the rainfall at sunset, then the following morning after another overnight shower for the sunrise. From Mt. Greylock in western Massachusetts:

Sunset:
#1 40mm ltd - this thing is SHARP. When I pixel peep I can see water droplets on the spruces on the right side of the frame.


#2 - 24-70 f/4


Sunrise:
#3 - fun with the fisheye on the next two..


#4


#5 - 50-200mm kit lens on the last two.


#6


I've been trying to get back to these spots for a while now, but it was closed off for nearly two years while they rebuilt the road leading to the top. Now since this spring it's been reopened, and this was my second trip up this year. (first time no luck at all, mountain was completely covered in fog that wouldn't lift.)

I have a couple more really cool shots with the fisheye, but I need sleep. Maybe tomorrow

[Studio20]

wow very nice series...been by there and never went up!

[Light_Horseman]

Wow. Great series, love 3 & 4.

[volley]

Excellent series, the last one is my favourite

Excellent series, the last one is my favourite

Ditto Dan.

[Heinrich Lohmann]

That is an excellent series Dan, I especially like # 2 for its simplicity

[cupic]

I love the effect of fisheye in #4 and also #1 and #3


cheers

[khardur]

Thanks for the comments everyone.
Cupic: I was really having a ball with the fisheye, another one attached..


(this one wasn't with the fisheye, obviously


and a couple from the 4th of July: