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As Shadows Gather, Alpine Lake, West Virginia

At twilight time

This is an Aperture conversion of a yellow tulip

Built in 1982 this Country Queen Anne Highboy is rendered in Solid Pennsylvania Cherry with backs and drawers of hard maple. It weighs about 800 pounds. By special permission of the owner: This photos for you Wendy

A tiny Redbud blossom kissed by Spring shower. Again, my Tokina 35mm 2.8 macro. This is a shot, i confess that should have been shot off a tripod. I was really pushing the envelope on this

One rule I have come to swear by is to shoot flowers in soft, hazy light and on cloudy days. That being said, this shot breaks the rule but I like the kind of inner glow the harsh sunlight emphasizes.

A walk thru the neighborhood led to few flowers. One lawn had but one lonely little flower with it face turned to the Sun.

Am becoming fonder of this lens as I shoot more with it. Not an expert on bokeh but it seems to do a credible job. Tokina 35mm 2.8 Macro

Went out the other day and it was cold, rainy, and generally miserable. The blossoms on the trees were too high up and had closed against the cold but I still came home with one I like. This one is for you Michael because I used your beloved 16-85

Second bite of the apple. Used my 55-300 to compress the image and arrived at the "golden hour". Still want a more dramatic sky and boats. To have the Three River's Fountain going would also be a plus. Just have to see what the client says.

Greeting the warming April sun

As I posted recently, this is the year of the accessory for me. Have noticed that my cp filters are a hodge-podge of brands. I could certainly use some advise about which brands are best and why the member thinks so. Thanks

First walkabout of spring. Yep, I am the official messenger of Spring

From my files a while back or so.

And one more from same trip. Liked this better in B&W

From my files:

Least anyone think I am just another pretty face or even just a wannabe photographer, I do have other skills. Here is 2 pics showing elements of my last woodworking project.

A lot of members have threads here to which they post faithfully. I, on the other hand, promise to post only once in a while. The only thing I will promise is that all my posts will be current photos and they will all be taken with a Nikon camera. I will continue to post photos from my back...

This should be posted on a down with winter thread. First one, this morning around 8a.m. The second one at around 6 p.m.

Now for a church that I would not expect anyone to know except a local of Avalon Pa. It is the Greenstone Methodist Church and derives it's name from the unique color of it's stone facade.