Old Country Gardens

Early spring isn't the easiest time to shoot photos in the garden. The soil is still bare, leaf and winter debris still covers many spot...

Today is cool and rainy. Since I had several meetings to attend during the day and yet another meeting this evening, there was no chance I w...

When taking photos of blooms in your gardens, there are many different angles from which you can shoot. The most common angle is head on, an...

The past few days have been increasingly frustrating for me when it comes to taking photos in my garden. It prompted me to post about garden...

Today I met a few women from my garden club and we were treated to a tour of the horticultural learning gardens at SUNY Farmingdale Universi...

Once or twice a year I remember to go upstairs and take photos from our bedroom windows. I love to look at these photos years later and see ...

Take a look through the lens, tell me what you see? This simple phrase has been the number one, best advice given to me when it comes to pho...

Dear self, Please remember to take more photos of the garden from the other side of the fence. Try to do this more than once a year, let...

(A garden year is never complete without some "to die for" tours. In 07 we were treated to a perfect spring day at Planting Fields...