Recently, I took a trip to Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond, Virginia. This is a large cemetery that borders the James River. This cemetery is “home” to two US presidents, a Confederate president, several governors and other people of prominence. You can browse their list of notable sights here and here. I took so many photographsContinue reading “Hollywood Cemetery Pt. 1”
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Farm Animal Friday
Here are some photographs of the farm animals that call Maymont home. Enjoy!
Birds In The Garden
Last week I took another trip to Maymont. During this visit, I happened to stumble upon a heron and some ducks in the Japanese Garden. I hope you enjoy the photos! Seeing wild birds in a park like this is truly special.
Just Another Maymont Monday
A week ago I went to Maymont yet again. I got there in the late morning/early afternoon. I was a good time of day to visit the animals. I got really clear glimpses of two of my favorite residents, Little Bear and Finnley the fox! It was a great day!
Miscellaneous Richmond Shots
Here is another collection of miscellaneous Richmond shots. I hope you like them!
River Loopin’
I recently hiked the North Bank and Buttermilk loop trail in Richmond again. This is a great hike that is close to home. I hope you enjoy the photos from this trip out!
The James In February
Last month, I took some photographs of the James River in the mid to later afternoon. I was able to get some great pictures in the afternoon light. I hope you like them!
River Long Exposures
I was able to try long exposure photography again a few weeks ago. This year for Christmas I got a new monopod that I got to use for this. I set my camera up on the monopod, attached a variable neutral density filter to my lenses and used my remote shutter. What that all means:Continue reading “River Long Exposures”
Random Maymont Shots
These are the last of the photos I took at Maymont recently. Most of the photos are from the Italian Garden, but there are some others thrown in as well. Enjoy!
Maymont’s Animal Inhabitants
These are some of the animals that call Maymont home. They are rescued wildlife that are not releasable into the wild. I hope you like the photos!