Today I have a collection of snapshots of the James River. They were taken at the Potterfield Bridge and Great Shiplock Park. I hope you enjoy them! If you happen to be in Richmond, these spots are worth a visit.
Tag Archives: Wildlife Photography
Hazy Day In Tuckahoe
Here is a set of photos I took recently at Tuckahoe Creek Park. Even though I got there kind of early on this outing, the temperature was already in the 90s. It was so humid that some of my pictures were actually foggy from the haze in the air. I hope you like the shots!
Even. More. Herons.
Yes, I may have an addiction to taking photos of Great Blue Herons. No I do not intend to stop anytime soon. This is going to keep happening. Enjoy the shots!
Guess What: More Herons!
Today I have more photos of herons. I hope you like them as much as I (clearly) do!
Great Blue Herons
Here is yet another collection of photos of Great Blue Herons. I just keep taking photos of them. It will happen again. Enjoy!
Hiding Herons
Today I have photographs of herons that I caught hiding for various reasons over the last few weeks. Some of the birds did a much better job at it than others. I hope you like what I got!
T Potterfield Bridge
Here are some shots I got recently on the Potterfield Bridge in Richmond. This bridge is a great spot for photos as there are always plenty of creatures around. Enjoy!
Little Birds
Over the last few weeks, I have gotten several pictures of some little birds. I hope you like them! The smaller birds can be much more difficult to photograph at times.
Turtles & Such
Today I have a collection of photographs of turtles and some of their acquaintances. I hope you like them! Have a safe and happy Fourth Of July everyone!
James River Osprey
The James River here in Richmond supports a large population of Osprey. For a decent portion of the year, you can see at least one anytime you are close to the water. It is always fun to watch the nests in the spring and summer while they prepare for and then raise their chicks. IContinue reading “James River Osprey”