My favorite part of Armadale Castle, Gardens, Museum on Skye was the gardens. There were lots of birds there too. The fallen trees felled by a storm are covered with a myriad of species of moss and lichen. Spring bluebells are a favorite of mine.
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.
