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Random thoughts while staying home
It’s raining here – again! And it’s chilly and gloomy – again! And it’s day whatever of staying home in order to flatten the curve and all that other scientific jargon. So as I was looking wistfully out of my … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged Battery Park, Brooklyn, daffodils, Dumbo, New York City, Sony, throwback, travel photography
14 Comments
Out of the dark and into the light
Teri 📷
Posted in Flowers, photography, Wordless Wednesday
Tagged flower photography, Sony, still life, tulips
7 Comments
Happy Easter
This Easter is a different one from any I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime. Church services are online, family dinners are restricted (mostly or should be anyway) to those who live in the residence with you, children are having egg … Continue reading
Posted in event, Flowers, macro, photography
Tagged Easter, flower photography, lily, macro photography, scripture, Sony
18 Comments
Lenten Roses
Today is Good Friday, Passover has begun and the season of Lent is almost over as Easter is day after tomorrow. So what does all of that have to do with today’s post? Well, the name of these flowers and … Continue reading
Posted in Flowers, macro, Nature, Ohio, photography
Tagged flower photography, flowers, Inniswood Metro Gardens, Lenten Roses, nature photography, Ohio, Sony, spring
14 Comments
The little harbingers of spring
Teri 📷
Posted in Art, Flowers, macro, Nature, photography, Wordless Wednesday
Tagged crocus, flower photography, flowers, Inniswood Metro Gardens, nature photography, Ohio, Sony, spring
3 Comments
Last of the orchids
Let me rephrase that, last of the orchids from my one visit to the orchid show. I’m pretty sure that I will be going back… well I hope I will anyway. Enjoy! Teri 📷
Posted in Flowers, life, Nature, Ohio, photography
Tagged Columbus, Franklin Park Conservatory, macro photography, nature photography, Ohio, orchids, photography, photos, Sony
16 Comments
Two Toned Anthurium
Besides the annual orchid exhibit (and the butterflies coming in March) there are year round plants at the Franklin Park Conservatory here in Columbus, Ohio. I’ve always seen the solid red anthuriums there but this year they pulled a fast … Continue reading
Posted in event, Flowers, life, macro, Nature, Ohio, photography
Tagged anthurium, Columbus, flower photography, Franklin Park Conservatory, macro photography, mirrorless, Ohio, photography, photos, Sony
10 Comments
What’s new in 2020?
Let’s see now. I had a flu shot that (lucky me!) resulted in some of the side effects they are required to warn you about. DH on the other hand had absolutely no effects. I was not amused! We have … Continue reading
Posted in family, photography, portraits
Tagged black and white, low key, Magmod, monochrome, portrait photography, Sony
14 Comments
One year ends – Another begins
I’m sitting here listening to the cold wind howl outside (weather forecast says some serious wind gusts are coming this way) and hoping we don’t lose power – again! Such is life; you don’t always get what you want. My … Continue reading
Posted in Art, event, photography, Travel Photography
Tagged California, nature photography, Oceanside, Pacific Ocean, photo, photography, pier, reflections, Sony, sunset
19 Comments
My Top Nine of 2019…On Instagram
Some of you follow me on Instagram @imagesbytd and some of you don’t but either way, these images have also been posted here on the blog. According to topnine.com, these are the nine images posted in 2019 that received the … Continue reading