Another photograph from my recent trip to Asheville. The garden I was in was just transitioning to fall, but there were a few roses left. The sun had not reached the few in this area, and they still had some frost on them.
End of the Season
Out For a Swim
A few geese swimming on a fall day. Captured this on a trip to Asheville, NC in October.
Its Been A While
It’s been a while since I posted, summer is not my favorite time to take photographs. But I did get a few birds that visit the feeders and bird bath in my yard. One of the better ones that I got.
Driftwood
Another photograph from Boneyard Beach in Florida.
Boneyard Beach
Sometimes you have to look at a photograph twice before realizing you like it. I was going back over some photographs I took in June and saw this one. At first, I did not like it, but after converting it to B&W and playing around with the contrast/exposure, I changed my mind.
Small Waterfall
Small waterfall from Longwood Gardens. There was a larger one near this one, but this just filled the frame perfectly.
Lily
Another photograph from my trip to Longwood Gardens. There were so many opportunities for photograghs.
Meadow Garden
Another photograph from our trip to Longwood Gardens. This of the Meadow Garden. While this is good I feel that there might be a better composition. I would also prefer that the 3 people were not there. I tried to remove them with Photoshop, but I need to practice a little more.
Orchid
Took a trip to Longwood Gardens in PA a few weeks ago and just fell in love with all the orchids. Probably should have written the names down, but too late now. Here is what I felt was one of my better compositions that day.
Swamp
Yes, it has been a while since I posted and I am finally getting around to looking at some photographs I recently took. The one above is a pond/swamp in Fort Clinch State Park on Amelia Island in Florida. This was taken while we were hiking the Willow Pond Nature Trail. Although we didn’t see any alligators here, we did see one later as we got closer to the end. At first, it looked like a log, but looking closer, it was an alligator.
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