The Bellwood Quarry – Atlanta Georgia

A couple of weeks ago I was given the opportunity through the Trust for Public Land to go and photograph the Bellwood Quarry on the west side of Atlanta. The Bellwood Quarry is… Continue reading →

Chattahoochee River National Recreation Park Photography

This past week I stopped by the Whitewater Creek area of the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Park to see how spring was coming in.  Spring was in full force, the wildlife was everywhere.… Continue reading →

Atlanta Yellow Tree

Yellow trees really pop in Atlanta during the Fall.  Here is one in our front yard.

Water In and Around Atlanta

Over the past 6 weeks I have been taking a photography class at the Showcase School here in Atlanta.  We had to choose a project for the class and I decided to document… Continue reading →

Midtown Atlanta Skyline over Piedmont Park’s Lake Clara Meer

I have been taking the 103 class at Showcase here in Atlanta and as part of the class we had an ongoing project that was due at the end.  My project was on… Continue reading →

City of Atlanta Skyline Fogged Over

This morning the fog was thick in Atlanta, and even at 9:30 am it was still hanging low.  I was on my way to Decatur on Freedom Parkway and saw the City was… Continue reading →

Capital City Country Club

Yesterday I was out shooting different neighborhoods for my new website and found this great shot of the back of Capital City Country Club.  This picture is looking over the golf course and… Continue reading →

Sunflower Shooting Range at Blalock Lakes

Skeet shooting range in Blalock Lakes bustling with sunflowers.

Turner Field Home of the Atlanta Braves

A couple of years ago I was lucky enough to go on a helicopter tour of Atlanta.  It was an October day just after a front had moved through so it was crystal… Continue reading →

Atlanta Hawk in a Morningside Tree

Last weekend we were having dinner at my sister-in-law’s house in Morningside and saw this huge hawk perched in an oak tree.  He was totally still while all of the local birds were… Continue reading →