Tag: Photograph
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Casting Afternoon Shadows at Cold Spring Village in Cape May, NJ
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Wordless Wednesday : Super Moon Over Deep Creek Lake (MD)
Please see more photos below.
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Up Close with a Black-capped Chickadee
Chickadees are relatively easy birds to photograph. They are not camera shy and tend to go where the food is no matter who or what is around. (please see second photo and text below)
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The Hylton Center, Manassas, Va.
This is the front entrance to the Hylton Performing Arts Center located on the Manassas campus of George Mason University in Manassas, Va.
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What was your favorite Photo?
Thank you to everyone who visited my site this week. Above is a gallery of some of the new work I have posted on this site in the last week or so. Enjoy! Its a great time to take a boat tour around Manhattan, check out my Circle Line post at New York State of Mind. Please…
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A Year Ago This Week on ISBAA : The Pileated Woodpecker
This blog went daily a year ago and I have been fortunate to have a lot of new followers come along for the ride since. I have recently began reposting popular photos I placed on this blog a year ago. When you see a pileated woodpecker, you know its a pileated. This woodpecker is big…
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Dinosaur Land in Virginia
I have written about this unique roadside attraction before but since August is the height of vacation season for many, I thought I would share some more photos of Dinosaur Land in Virginia. (Please see more photos and additional text below)
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Backyard Flowers
The flowers in my neighborhood are in full bloom so I decided to take a walk with my camera earlier this week. Above and below are some of the results. (Please additional images below)
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Wordless Wednesday : Mocking Authority
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One of your Favorite Things
Thank you to everyone who took the time to vote in the photo of the week poll for the week of posts that ended on Sunday, June 29. The duck family parading through one of my neighbor’s driveway was the overwhelming winner! (please see more text and second photo below)
I See Beauty All Around, by Rob Paine 