Jog in the Park

Ride in the Park

A sunny afternoon, a pleasant park, wheels for the family, what more can you ask.

Disturbance in the Force Field

No, not a fancy science fiction image. This really is just what the title says. The field that was disturbed is the surface of the water in a small creek. It is a water strider, a small insect, that provides the disturbance. The tiny creature is covered, especially on its legs, with tiny hairs. These, like wax, are not wetted by water. The water’s surface tension provides the insect a resilient surface on which to propel itself with rowing motions of its forward legs. Little ripples form around the tiny creature as it moves about. It is those ripples that are imaged in the original photo that is the basis of this café art manipulation.

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Rose

This is a reinterpreted version of a photo from six years ago. I have used the prior version as a cover photo on my Shutterfly gallery since its start.

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Covered Bridge

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Seagull

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Picnic Table

Picnic Table in the Park

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Sculpture

Sculpture in the Garden

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Prayer Walk

Prayer Walk at the Monastery of the Holy Spirit

Conyers, Georgia

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Water Lily

Bubbly Water Lily

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Fringe Tree

Blooming Fringe Tree

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Bog Plants

Butterfly

Catch the Butterfly

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Opium Poppy

As seen in the International Gardens at The State Botanical Garden of Georgia, Athens, Georgia

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Daisy

Base on a photograph taken at the State Botanical Garden of Georgia, Athens, Georgia

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The Bog

A Southern Bog

If you every seek a place that is totally confusing, frightening, disorienting, come to our Southern swamps and bogs. These are places where you can hardly tell the reflections from reality, safe paths from instant disaster. And yet, they are captivating. The image shows vines, tree trunks, small plants and a little bit of open water from recent rain. A few more weeks and this place will be totally obscured by the growth and leaves. The water surface will probably turn green from algae and aquatic plants. Then again, the place may dry up and present a squishy ground until the next rain. Bogs are that way.

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