Showing posts with label James River. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James River. Show all posts
May 20 - James River Bridge
Just one more from Springfield Lake camera club trip - this is the bridge over the James River right before it turns into Springfied Lake.
February 11 - Ice on James River
An ice storm that made its way through our area today left branches and trees laden with nearly an inch of ice. It's pretty as long as your power is on, and then it's not so pretty. So far, it's pretty!
It was sprinkling while I took these shots, so I didn't have a lot of time to shoot.

Mary has the only bit of color in an otherwise drab environment.

It was sprinkling while I took these shots, so I didn't have a lot of time to shoot.

Mary has the only bit of color in an otherwise drab environment.

January 7 - James River Bridge
It's been really warm lately - windy and sunny and not very winterly at all. But some clouds starting forming today (which turned into tornado warnings) that I wanted to get out and photograph. Unfortunately my choices were limited and I ended up at this bridge over the James River not too far from my house.
November 29 - Additional James River Pictures
I've worked on a few more images from last weekend's trip to a farm in the James River valley just south of Nixa.
Last Saturday was a nice, quiet, still morning and about half of an inch of snow was covering the ground (I was wearing shorts, of course). Though black and white images are easily my favorite medium, it's just hard to portray some scenes without color. This was one such scene where the sky started to glow pink in the sky. It only lasted a few minutes, but it was really special - it kind of makes you feel connected to the sky somehow.

And here's a picture of one of the dogs that travelled with us.
Last Saturday was a nice, quiet, still morning and about half of an inch of snow was covering the ground (I was wearing shorts, of course). Though black and white images are easily my favorite medium, it's just hard to portray some scenes without color. This was one such scene where the sky started to glow pink in the sky. It only lasted a few minutes, but it was really special - it kind of makes you feel connected to the sky somehow.

And here's a picture of one of the dogs that travelled with us.
November 24 - James River
Happy Thanksgiving!!!
It's been a while since I've had a chance to do any photography. But today, I finally got out and visited a friend who owns a farm on the James River, just south of Nixa. It was a great place to photograph, and even though this outing had been scheduled for a few days, the snow that greeted us this morning certainly added to the experience.




It's been a while since I've had a chance to do any photography. But today, I finally got out and visited a friend who owns a farm on the James River, just south of Nixa. It was a great place to photograph, and even though this outing had been scheduled for a few days, the snow that greeted us this morning certainly added to the experience.




December 2 - James River
October 12 - James River Leaves
I went for a short drive down to the
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