Month: February 2019
One-Year Ago (28-February-2018) — New Jersey
Backyard Winter Nature in New Jersey.
A year ago some early purple crocus flowers started blooming. Not as early as some years, but still early. The daffodils still have a bit to go. This winter cold, rain, and snow that usually only lasts one day. No sign of the crocus flowers yet.
Individual images from the slide shows can be viewed here.
Eleven-Years Ago (28-February-2008) — Colorado
Elderhostel “Photography in the Southwest” Workshop. Day 4: Mesa Verde National Park.
Wild Turkeys in the winter feeding at Mesa Verde National Park. Image taken with a Nikon D300 camera and 300 mm f/2.8 VR lens + 1.7 TC-E II teleconverter (ISO 200, 510 mm, f/8, 1/400 sec).
Click on the above image to access my PhotoShelter gallery with the images in the following slideshow.
Eleven-Years Ago (27-February-2008) — Utah
Road Scholar “Photography in the Southwest” Workshop Day 3. Hovenweep National Monument.
The Road Scholar/Elderhostel “Photography in the Southwest” workshop was based at Kelly Place B&B just outside of Cortez Colorado. This is a great location in McElmo Canyon, quiet and remote. It borders Canyon of the Ancients National Monument. The following images were taken in and around Hovenweep National Monument in Utah.
Tuesday (26-February-2019) — New Jersey
Backyard Wintertime Nature in New Jersey.