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Trevi Fountain, Rome

Gods and their horses.
Fallen Leaves

Sometimes, fallen leaves deserve all our attention.
Small Town Alley

Bird's eye view of a quaint alley on a quiet day.
Palmettos and Moss

Through all the shady spanish moss, a young palmetto tree takes root.
Neverending

Reaching to the sky, the limbs of Angel Oak seem to go on forever.
Fog in the Forest

Great oaks witness a veil of summer fog on the Virginia piedmont.
Sunrise at Wimbee Creek

Stripped of the typical colors of sunrise, the salt marsh shows us its unique character of light.
Shadows in the Surf

Folding several seconds of reality into a single moment shows us things we'd never notice otherwise.
Forest Walk

The first warm days of spring in the Lowcountry brings out the bluebells and a softer path to walk upon.
The Manor

This old Oak has stories to tell.
Chapel of Ease

This solemn old ante-bellum church ruin sits alone amongst a grove of large Live Oaks and headstones along a backroad in the Carol…
Exhumation

The certain process of surf removing sand reveals things we shouldn't see.
Aftermath

Relics of a vibrant forest laid bare by the ravaging of the sea, but at this moment, there is nothing but peace and beauty.
Young Palmettos in Black Water

Waxy leaves of young palmettos seem to grab all the sunlight and prevent it reaching places where only shadows thrive.
Morning Stretch

Old Oak plays a leading role on the salt marsh stage of the tidal Carolinas.
One Morning at Old Sheldon Church

Some subjects place a heavy responsibility on me to show their soulful side; this was one of those places.
A Window at the Y

For healthy living.
Sun Breaking

Sometimes fog is so thick it's easy to miss the obvious.
Sunrise at Wimbee Creek

Order We typically associate watery sunrises with warm rich colors bouncing off clouds and the water, but take away the colors…
Fast Waters

Along lower Linville Falls, North Carolina. I like simple compositions in nature. But is nature ever really simple?
Apple Orchard Under a Spring Sky

Spring clouds complement a grove of new apple blossoms on the Virginia Piedmont.