This Photo on Flickr The first major snowfall of the year always seems so pretty and elegant, and after a month or so that seems to regress into bitterness and hopes for spring. I dont normally shoot much else besides nature and landscapes, but occasionally the urban and man-made steel can make an interesting combination…
Fall on Seneca Creek, originally uploaded by senecacreekphotography. This is from the forest behid my old house… Seneca Creek. Taken near my favorite rock.. it fits perfectly to my butt! Plus theres a log right ahead of it as a foot rest. Ive spent a lot of time there, and its very pretty in the…
Purple Tropical Waterlily, originally uploaded by senecacreekphotography. Another troipical lily from Longwood Gardens, PA. Except unlike the previous post, this one only blooms during the day.
Night Bloomer, originally uploaded by senecacreekphotography. On a long trip to Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania (which i highly suggest visiting!) we went outside to the water gardens to find theses lilies. They are tropical and only bloom at night. My flash was too strong and washed out the colors yet it was too dark to…
This photo on Flickr Just an overall shot of the fall color in Lake Lansing Park. There was only a small strech on the pathway that opened up on the whole hike and this was it!
This photo on Flickr This picture is why i like to photograph forests when it is 100% clouds. The overcast sky gives very even lighting and super saturates the colors so they turn out bright and full. Not to mention the sky was cloudy because it had just rained which meant i ended up sacrificing…
this photo on Flickr This picture is what polarizing filters are all about! Although you might never guess by the picture, it was freezing out and i had quite some trouble actually getting the filter on the camera with gloves on. I actually waited for the wind to blow just right so that all the…
This photo on Flickr A wild Barberry push in November… wild barberries are not as compact and are so much more straggley then the nice dwarf ones you can buy at the nursery!