Photography Is My Form Of Therapy
This image sure brings back memories. I captured this Autumn shot of Oglebay Park’s Crispin Center Golf Course back on October 28, 2006. Unfortunately, I do not remember the specific Continue ReadingThe Golden Hour On The Green
Yesterday, from my vantage point 41 floors up, I could barely see across the Monongahela River as the torrential downpour abruptly fell from the menacing sky. The sound of thunder Continue ReadingEmbracing The Storm: A Workday Story From 41 Floors Above
Hard to believe I captured a photo of this female Mallard (Anas platyrhynchos) twenty-two years ago! The weeks are long, but the years sure are short! Mallards are fascinating creatures Continue ReadingTwenty-Two Years Ago: A Mallard Memory!
Chicory (Cichorium intybus), a flowering plant belonging to the dandelion family, is native to Europe but has since spread globally. It often grows wild in roadside areas and fields. The Continue ReadingChicory: Colorful, Beneficial and Pretty!
I’ve always been an admirer of the fragile nature of the dandelion blowball/powderpuff; the scientific name is actually “pappus.”
I wanted to share some more photos from yesterday! I especially loved the delicate detail of the purple iris and the Philadelphia fleabane. I also visited a hive of honeybees Continue ReadingNature Observations: Bees, Flowers, and More
While visiting my mom today, I managed to capture photographs of a couple vivid cardinals, a rain-soaked rhododendron, and a curious Chipmunk. The chipmunk photo is my favorite!
Throwback to a gorgeous spring day! I snapped these shots on April 10, 2010, and these cherry blossoms were simply glorious. They really hold up beautifully against that contrast of Continue ReadingRemembering a Beautiful Cherry Blossom Day