Stunning Red Geranium
The intense, vivid red of this Geranium, captured this past Saturday, certainly stands out in this photograph.
Photography Is My Form Of Therapy
The intense, vivid red of this Geranium, captured this past Saturday, certainly stands out in this photograph.
I captured an image of these captivating red Wax Begonias located in the Bissonnette Gardens this past weekend while attending Oglebay Park’s Oglebayfest. This plant is indigenous to South American Continue ReadingVivid Red Wax Begonias at Oglebay Park
I’m passionate about photography, as my site’s tagline implies. I find immense joy in capturing random photographs of anything that catches my eye. Later, I can revisit these images and Continue ReadingWhy Photography is My Favorite Hobby
While strolling through the Bissonnette Garden during Oglebayfest, I noticed a long row of Spider Flower (scientific name: Cleome houtteana) stretching from one end of the footpath to the other. Continue ReadingA Bee’s Paradise: Spider Flowers at Bissonnette Garden
These New Guinea Impatiens (scientifically known as Impatiens hawkeri) boast the most mesmerizing shade of purple! While undoubtedly a visually appealing plant, it’s important to note that it’s not native Continue ReadingDiscovering New Guinea Impatiens: A Purple Marvel
This Fountain Grass, also known as Foxtail Grass (scientific name: Cenchrus setaceus), exudes a fiery brilliance in the morning sun along the walking path behind the Oglebay Park Bissonnette Gardens. Continue ReadingFountain Grass: Beauty or Invasive Threat?
Today’s writing prompt asks this: Your life without a computer: what does it look like? I’m not sure I’m a fan of this idea, but hey, just kidding! Since I Continue ReadingLife Without A Computer?
Downtown Pittsburgh offers such breathtaking views of an early sunrise. The vivid, glowing, and fiery hues makes for a unique and beautiful way to start the day; I look forward Continue ReadingMorning Views: Pittsburgh’s Stunning Sunrises