09/13/2026
This drawdown year at Lake Wallenpaupack has given me the opportunity to explore a landscape that normally sits beneath the water—and as a photographer, it’s absolutely fascinating.
With my camera in hand, I’ve been roaming the newly exposed shoreline, walking areas I’ve never been able to reach before. From behind the Visitor Center to along Lakeshore Drive near Rockledge, every step seems to reveal something new.
What was once underwater is now a completely different world—exposed rocks, old shoreline features, textures, patterns, and little pieces of the lake’s hidden landscape that most of us rarely get to see.
It’s almost like the lake is telling a different story this year.
For me, this is what photography is all about: getting out there, exploring, discovering something unexpected, and capturing a moment in time that may not be seen again for years.
I can’t wait to see what else I discover along the shoreline. There’s a whole new landscape waiting to be photographed.
📸 Exploring Lake Wallenpaupack—one frame at a time.