This is a color photo, it is not post-processed as sepia. The exposure, setting sun and monochromatic vegetation of late fall contributed to the image’s timbre. Perry, Florida.
Spanish Moss Covered Oaks
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Musings from the Darkroom: Dog Days II – To Sing a Mockingbird
Friday morning, in his favorite perch in the bush under the foxtail palm, this fellow greeted me with news that the Dog Days of Summer are officially over. This is the first time he’s sung in weeks. The timing is uncanny with Friday being September 21st, the last day of Summer. Below, he is yelping from atop the tallest tree in the neighborhood.
Double Swing Live Oak
Crane, Stone Lantern and Reflecting Pond
Japanese Tea Garden, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California
In sepia for Eric…
Zen Garden
Zen Garden at the Japanese Tea Garden, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA
Cypress Trees at Spring Bayou
Big Max and the Museum of Fine Arts
Big Max, a modern art steel sculpture by John Henry
The Kapok tree at the St. Petersburg Museum of Fine Arts
Orange Blossom Time in South Florida
It’s too bad smell-o-blog or scratch-n-sniff internet hasn’t been invented yet. These photos fall short in sharing the full sensory experience that is an orange orchard this time of year. It is the most amazing smell. It is heavy, rich and pungently sweet. The closest you might come to experiencing this smell outside the orchard is opening a jar of fresh orange blossom honey, something everyone should try anyway.
Reflection
Alabama Antebellum
One of the great antebellum homes from my part of the world: Kirkwood in Eutaw, Alabama with beautiful old growth magnolia trees. Shot this Christmas with a Canon G11.
