Out Walking

Two subjects that caught my eye while out walking this morning. I had intended to do a photo shoot in the Burd Run riparian restoration project park, but the place is still trashed from all the flooding earlier, and some of my favorite places to photograph there are still under water or are still so soggy as to be impassable. If I had worn my high rubber boots I might have attempted it, but mink-oiled leather work boots weren't gonna make it in that mess! Meanwhile, two shots of interest.

A patch of Jerusalem Artichoke along Britton Rd.

A tangles web of vines along the Rail Trail

© 2018 by A. Roy Hilbinger 

Tracery

I was out early for a walk. It was hot and sultry even as early as it was, and I sought shade and a slight breeze on a bench by the duck pond under a large Black Locust tree. I looked up and saw this - a deep, multi-layered, delicate tracery of browns and greens that pulled my gaze up and in. My morning was complete!

Photo © 2015 by A. Roy Hilbinger