Nikon 200mm f/4 macro
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First Flowers
Magnolias are early, tough, and usually face the harshest weather, which is why I like them so much.
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Ice
Ice crystals captured with my 100mm and 200mm macro lenses during the recent cold spell.
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Spring In The Backyard
We’ve been waiting a while, so it was worth the couple minutes in the garden. Tulips, Japanese Painted ferns, hostas, and even the dreaded dandelion make appearances.
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Sliver of Longwood
From an earlier short trip to Longwood Gardens, I wanted to get there before the water lilies were done for the year.
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Black-Eyed Susans
Getting some time with my Nikkor 200mm f/4 macro in my back yard.
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Irises, 2012
My irises popped up this week, so heading into a very busy few days I stopped to shoot the flowers.
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Magnolia, 2012
These are a week earlier than 2010, and three weeks earlier than 2009. They’re still my favorite flowering tree.
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Welcome Home Sergeant Brian Piasecki
A Hero’s Welcome and the Warriors’ Watch had a chance to say ‘thanks’ again to Brian Piasecki.
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Vette Parts
Things of beauty from County Corvette.
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Orchids and Other Flora
I decided to take another walk around Longwood Gardens to see how the orchids are doing. As usual, I spent time with the calla lilies and the silver room, too.
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The Reel Deal
These are scans of real film, all the way to the sprocket holes. This is from a quick Sunday visit to Longwood Gardens. Taken with my F100, and both my 200mm f/4 macro and SMC Takumar 100mm f/4 macro.
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Specialist Greg Gardiner
Welcome home, Spc. Gardiner!
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Happy New Year
Happy New Year!
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Jellies
Jellyfish and other neat stuff from the Baltimore Aquarium.
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Puerto Rico Flora & Fauna
Some flora and fauna from El Yunque rain forest in Puerto Rico.
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Set Free (Twice)
Hopefully these little guys likes their new (outdoor) digs.
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Death Valley, CA
A wonderful, rainy day in Death Valley, CA.
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Cascade Mountain, Our First of 46
Cascade Mountain is, along with Mount Marcy, the most popular summit in the Adirondacks. It benefits from a relatively short 3-mile hike which starts from well-traveled Route 73 and spectacular 360 degree panoramic views.