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- New Shows - Lots of new shows are posted on the "Show" page! Coming up in Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia and a first, North Carolina.
Forest Light
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Forest Light is the newest addition to the Black and White Landscape Gallery. The sun rises on an early summer forest in the Great Smoky Mountains.
- Three new images have been added to the Hand Of man Gallery
Osiligath
- A new composite in a square format in the Composite Gallery. Osiligath is from the Tolkien Trilogy and was the city that was the last defense of Minas Tirith. This view, from Fort Pickens reminded me of the imaging of the city, a study in shadows. Another for the Tolkien theme images mentioned below!
- Three new images have been added to the Black and White - Hand of Man Gallery. These images are dark, even sinister, from the catacombs of Fort Pickens. I do my share of pretty images but I like it best when it purveys an feeling.
- Caged - Fort Pickens, Gulf Islands NS, FL
- Bunker - Fort Pickens, Gulf Islands NS, FL
- Left or Right? - Fort Pickens, Gulf Islands NS, FL
- A scene that leaves a lot to be discovered! And old foundry in Chattanooga which appears to be little houses with shrubs etc., but is it? Suburban Dystopia may be found in the Composite/Panoramic Gallery
- A new black and white image of Spark's Lane in Cade's Cove in the Smokies. Two visitors left their trace on a winter day. Black and White Hand of Man Gallery
- Three beautiful new panoramas have been added to the Composite Gallery. "Bygone Days" is from the Elkmont section of the Smokies. Several of these cabins are set to be demolished (they are in really bad shape!). Several others near the club house are to be restored now that funds have become available.
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A Trace of Light image graces the cover of the Tennessee Conservationist for the November / December issue.
- Three more images for your consideration. Twilight Tempest was made during high tide, 30 minutes before sunrise, capturing a storm at sea. High Tide is my first split tone and another night image Over the Dunes, from Cape San Blas are offered. All in the Impressions Gallery!
