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Photo of the Week: Winter Storm over the Lake
Tag Archives: Historic Old Hickory Village
Tennessee Tequila Sunrise
Conjuring up images of those yummy cocktails from the eighties, a not so great movie staring Mel Gibson, a favorite Eagles song and the sunrise over Old Hickory Lake about a week ago.
Tennessee Nature Photographer: Snow Kisses Historic Old Hickory Village
Pink Garage on Cleves Street
White Picnic Table on Eleventh Street
Trike on Clarke Street
Stickies on Riverside Drive
Airstream on Cleves Street
Tennessee Nature Photographer: Winter Dawn
Was up before the sunrise this morning to capture dawn’s early light. It was only 13 outside. Looking forward to the snow tomorrow.
Black Ice Morning: Tennessee Nature Photographer
Black Ice on Clarke Street
Kitty on Black Ice
Holy Leaf on Asphalt
Big Yellow Leaf on Frosty Ground
Frosty Seedpod Disks
Riverside Drive by the Locust Tree
Ice on the Black Car
Ice Abstract #85
Ice Abstract #98
Ice Abstract #73
Icy Red Abstract #1
Icee Carpet
Come Back Winter
Today, December 30th, 2010 it is 60 outside! Tomorrow we are suppose to have thunderstorms. While I am thankful that there is no ice or bad roads or a city shut down because of a blizzard, I should wouldn’t mind winter to return. I love the light and shadows that winter provides and the colors. I guess I should be careful what I wish for but the snow a few weeks back was so pretty and the frosty morns give me good reason to smuggle my camera under my coat while taking Bear for a walk. Did you know that Bear is shedding because it has gotten warmer. I have almost brushed out a full “sweater” of Bear fur.
the pretty blanket of snow
pretty bird feeder
view from the living room
fresh snow angel
Nibbles in fresh snow
frog with snow toupee'
frozen foggy morning
birds snacking on berries
swoosh
the night after the lunar eclipse
ice crystals
Tennessee Animal Photographer: Cats in Pretty Light
Feeling a bit melancholic about 811, my former house. It had the most sharp, clean afternoon light. These are some of the last photos I shot in that house. Leon and Luna basking in the afternoon sun! What a life!
The sweet life in the dog's bed.
Sandpaper Tongue and a Big Yawn
Zen and the Whiskers
Bright Eyes
Morning light at the new place.
Morning Grooming
Surrogate Mom
Ready to Play, Ready to Rest
Don't Worry, This is Not the Dining Table
Leon’s morning nap.
Sound Asleep at Eight A.M.
Beauty Sleep
Tennessee Nature Photographer: Raindrops in Black and White
The winter, I hate it. I mean I hate the cold and gray and they way my body feels and my mind. But…. and this is a big but, all that dull, gray and **sometimes** bright light creates moody and interesting images. The other morning there was rain and cold and gray. I went out and embraced it. Didn’t like it, but I did and am happy with the results!
A lone raindrop floats on a Dogwood branch.
Raindrops resting on a Tulip Poplar leaf.
Okay.... while not black and white I love the gray and red together....very wintery!
Tennessee Nature Photographer: Autumn Red
It is everywhere… red… and orange and yellow… such beautiful contrast to foggy mornings and blue autumn skies. The trees are shedding their lovely leaves. The leaves cushion the sidewalk and yards creating amazing natural works of art!
Tennessee Nature Photographer: Baby Squirrels
This is the house that my neighbor Scooter built for two young squirrels who had a rough start at life. About a month ago these two guys fell, one in the grass and the other four stories from the roof to the concrete drive. Mrs. Scooter immediately rescued them and her friend was able to nurse them back to health. They now live in the little squirrel house but have also taken residency high up in a tree to avoid the neighborhood cats who come running when Mrs. S. calls the squirrels for their milk. It also seems that the raccoons have discovered the comfort of this shelter with it’s purple towel provided for warmth.
these guys are very shy
food
cuter than a rat
ready to come out and climb the tree
touching my hand. this guy was so nervous.
