23 March 2014

Flint River - Georgia

The Flint River flows combines with the Chattahoochee to form the Apalachicola and flows into Florida and Gulf. The water flows through this system have been the subject of a long and intense battle between Georgia, Alabama and Florida. These flows nurture the Apalachicola Bay, home to the highly productive oyster beds and an old way of life. We should be doing everything we can to protect this vital basin.

Buds bursting out on a Red Maple

Fishing the Shoals in the shadow of old bridge piling.

Painted Turtles sunning on a warm spring day




13 February 2014

Snow Days in Atlanta!


We've had two snow storms that have shut the city down in the last two weeks. Kind of unusual for this part of the country, so you can bet everyone with a camera in town was out snapping shots.

31 December 2013

Davidson – Arabia Nature Preserve

The view from the top of Arabia Mountain
Along with Panola Mountain State Park, the Davidson-Arabia Preserve make up the Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area. It's a part of Georgia that is rich in cultural history as well as unique geology and a number of rare plants.

18 November 2013

Little Five Points Halloween Parade

Like the annual Dragon Con parade, but on a more intimate scale and focusing on locals, the Little Five Points Halloween Parade is one Atlanta tradition that is not to be missed.



23 October 2013

The Adirondacks Pt 2

The Adirondacks encompass over 6 million acres in a patchwork of public and private lands. That is a larger area than Yellowstone, Yosemite, Grand Canyon, Great Smoky, and Everglades National Parks combined. These shots were taken at the 3000 acre Visitor Interpretive Center (VIC), part of Paul Smith's College.