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Tag Archives: flowers
Joshua Tree NP March 2023
A little over a week ago, I visited Joshua Tree National Park for what will be my last time this winter. OK, I know it’s Spring, but we use the term loosely to describe our time in Southern California. On … Continue reading
Posted in California, Landscape Photography, Nature, Photography, Travel, Wildflowers
Tagged flowers, Joshua Tree National Park, lichen, moon, Ocotillo, San Gorgonio, Southern California, texture, wildflowers
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Sunnylands
Back in the late Fall, after our return to the desert, I visited Sunnylands Center and Gardens in Rancho Mirage, CA. The gardens are open to the public and admission is free (check Sunnylands website for hours), The gardens are … Continue reading
Flowers Part Two – Butchart Gardens
In mid-August I had the privilege and the pleasure of taking a photography workshop in Butchart Gardens on Vancouver Island, BC led by a truly talented photographer, Charles Needle (charlesneedlephoto.com). I had originally encountered Charles when he spoke to our … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Travel
Tagged abstract photographs, BC, British Columbia, Butchart Gardens, floral, flowers, impressionism, summer, Vancouver Island
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Summer Flowers
Summer is a great time to photograph flowers, especially if you have a botanical garden nearby. St. Albert Botanical Park is truly a hidden gem and is only about a five minute drive from my home. It’s easily accessible, open … Continue reading
Still Life
Still life images are not something I do a lot of. So over the winter I endeavored to learn a bit more about some techniques for photographing such scenes. The first few images I created were photographed in my tabletop … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged boot, flowers, still life, teddy bear, tools, violin, woodworking tools
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Summer in the City
As I watch the first few flakes of snow accumulate on the ground, it is a good time to reflect on my summer’s photographic excursions. For the most part I continued my pattern from the Spring of staying close to … Continue reading
Exploring Locally
With travel being somewhat restricted due to the Covid-19 pandemic, I have taken the opportunity to explore several local areas that offer somewhat different photographic experiences. With all of the areas being within a 10-minute drive it is easy to … Continue reading
St. Louis
In the latter part of July we traveled to St. Louis for the Blue Goose Convention. “What the heck is Blue Goose” you well may ask. The Honorable Order of the Blue Goose, International is a fraternal organization made up of … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Travel
Tagged dragonfly, flowers, frozen custard, Gateway Arch, Route 66, St. Louis
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Flowering Desert
During winter in the desert, talk often turns to the chance of rain in the forecast. Will it cause flash flooding? Will it be enough to bring some relief to the California drought? But often the talk revolves around what … Continue reading
Posted in California, Nature, Photography, Wildflowers
Tagged Anza Borrego, Borrego Springs, desert, flowers, plants, Whitewater Preserve, wildflowers
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