A couple of photographs from down the road. In the first one I used multiple layers in Photoshop. A surprise was the love boat floating in the river.



A couple of photographs from down the road. In the first one I used multiple layers in Photoshop. A surprise was the love boat floating in the river.



There are a lot of apple trees at Boscobel House and Gardens. They help feed the needy.





A few autumn leaf closeups from our day upstate New York.




This reminds my of Ma Rays shadows from his hanger mobile at the Met Museum of Art right now.

I found three species of sumac. Apparently, one can eat horse mushrooms. They are huge – about 8 inches wide.




The High Line mostly native plants: Keep It Wild: Celebrating Native Plants | The High Line. The flowers and fruit of the bigleaf magnolia are really huge. They fruit is about 4 inches long.




A collection of my plant and wildlife photographs made at the Assateauge Lighthouse and Assateague Beech, in Chincoteague, Virginia. All carefully identified.












We took a friend with us when we visited Laurelwood Arboretum in Wayne, New Jersey in mid May. It was our first time there. The landscaping is an enchanting. And the garden is well maintained. This is the first of 4 posts from that day.







