After evening training at camp I got my tripod out and spent some time taking pictures of the road. #nightphotography #roads #longexposure #52frames_roads
Frozen in Time – 52Frames – Blur the Action
(My 25Frames picture along with a few other shots from a hike on Saturday. I really wasn’t expecting to be taking pictures of mushrooms that day. LOL) This log has been stuck in this waterfall for at least 5 years. Many have tried to dislodge it, Torrential rains have coursed…
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Starry Night – 52 week project-16
Camp Oty’Okwa during spring training. It was a beautiful night. I still need to work on my settings a bit, to get sharp stars, but I thought the tree was pretty dramatic.
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Split Rocks Hike – 52 Week Project -11
Last weekend a small group of us went to Split Rocks. We weren’t expecting to see much ice as it was fairly warm. Down in between the split rocks there was still some snow that had not melted. It also didn’t have any footprints in it, so it added a…
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Camp Oty’Okwa with MPPC – 52 week project-10
This Saturday I took some friends from the Mount Pleasant Photography Club to visit a couple of the caves at camp. We had nice cool weather and it actually didn’t rain for once. While we found a little bit of ice, most of it had melted. I’m guessing it will…
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Fungus – Week Thirty-Seven 2017 52 Project
On September 4th I finally managed to get Julia out on a hike. Her mom and Mike came out with us as well. We first visited Whispering cave in the Hocking Hills. This new trail opened up in the spring, but it hasn’t taken long for people to find it.…
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Week Twenty-two 2017 52 Project: Around Camp Oty’Okwa
On April 18th I did some exploring at Camp Oty’Okwa. Part of the camp(not pictured here) is open to the public through the Old Growth Forest Network. To visit the rest of the camp you have to attend a program. The beautiful landscape is much like the rest of the Hocking…
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Week Eight 2017 52 Project: Camp Oty’Okwa
This weekend I had training at Camp Oty’Okwa. It was a fun weekend with a great bunch of people wanting to learn how to share nature with children. The camp is beautiful. While most of the camp is private property, parts of it are available for public use if you want…
