Freeman’s Mill

The Setting: A small local park. A reconstructed mill and dam-induced waterfall. A scenic, wintry sunset. This park is small but packs a relaxing punch. Just sitting near the waterfall brings a sense of peace and comfort. It gives one time to reflect.

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Snow At Alexander Park

The Setting: Inconsistent snowfall across the Atlanta metro and North Georgia. Alexander Park gets a dusting of powdery white snow during the early morning on Saturday. Birds are out, fluffed up, stunned, and looking for food and warmth. Certain walkways and covered areas allow the … Continue readingSnow At Alexander Park

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Autumn Pond Turtles

The Setting: Little Mulberry Park is in Gwinnett County Georgia. There is a large walking path around a lake. In one such area of the path, a small, still water pond sits off to the side. Maybe it drains into the main lake or it … Continue readingAutumn Pond Turtles

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Little Mulberry Park Sunset

The Setting: Returned to Little Mulberry Park as Summer got underway. Wanted to try to capture the sunset across the lake. The evening did not disappoint. Birds were catching the last insects for dinner. Individuals were enjoying the long perimeter path around the park for … Continue readingLittle Mulberry Park Sunset

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Vines Park

The Setting: Vines Park is an old estate that is now run by the city. It has a large garden that is now a public park. The beauty of the flowers and area is probably not what it was in its peak. However, there is … Continue readingVines Park

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Little Mulberry Park

The Setting: A journey to a fairly large park. Nature was in abundance during the middle of spring. Insects, birds, reptiles, and rodents were everywhere. Flowers and fruits were flourishing. It was an incredibly peaceful time observing life. There were good textures to be found … Continue readingLittle Mulberry Park

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Tallulah Gorge State Park

The Setting: Tallulah Gorge State Park is in North Georgia. A dam feeds into a gorge with various waterfalls. There are steps from the top that will take you down to the bottom. There is also a swinging bridge that traverses the canyon halfway down. … Continue readingTallulah Gorge State Park

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