Photography Is My Form Of Therapy
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
New England Aster (Symphyotrichum novae-angliae) are so pretty! I adore the vibrant hue of the delicate, purple florets. I captured this photograph during my visit to the Linesville/Pymatuning Spillway.
Mums are absolutely gorgeous! There’s something about the vividness of their color and the unique shape of the flower itself that makes them so beautiful!
We visited with my Mom yesterday to take her to run a longer distance errand. Once we returned to my Mom’s house, I strolled around the property’s perimeter to bask Continue Reading Soaking Up The Sunshine
A lovely Orange Cone Flower:
I have a strong affinity with the Purple Coneflower. Its unique shape, texture, and delicate beauty make it an ideal subject for photography. Here’s another I photographed during my tour Continue ReadingPurple Coneflower
I photographed this Butterfly Milkweed in Pittsburgh’s Grandview Park yesterday.