Have you ever started out thinking you’re going to do one thing, and turns out you end up doing something else completely different? Yeah, that…
I started out on my photo hike this weekend thinking I would go to the historic downtown of a small city near me ~ well, really not so near. It took about an hour to drive there, and was sorely disappointed in the lack of photo opps available. Fortunately for me, just a few miles down the road was a state park I haven’t visited in a while… crisis averted.
And, of course there were a couple of broken down structures to be photographed on the way there and back.
Falling Waters State Park near Chipley, FL:
Falling waters
Fern gully
Sink hole
End cap
Green spaces
Wayside
Dilapidated
Caged light
(Photos shot with a Nikon D60, using an 18-55mm, 55-200mm, 20mm f/2.8 wide-angle, 50mm f/1.8 prime lens, Nikon CoolPix S205 and/or iPhone4)
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Claire Lopez
/ March 22, 2012Beautiful! Love the sink hole and acorn!
Patti
/ February 12, 2012I like Green Spaces a lot, but my favorite is Wayside. I have a thing for forgotten places.
Maggie
/ February 8, 2012These are all so gorgeous!
QandleQueen
/ February 6, 2012I’m always a sucker for waterfalls of any size, but that pit it was dropping into! Wow!
stacy
/ February 6, 2012beautiful images, Tara! love the focus on the acorn cap.
Maggie
/ February 5, 2012Another fan of the green spaces here – that one’s especially wonderful.
Maggie
/ February 5, 2012Should add, congrats on the nanowrimo! One of my favorite authors CE Murphy (www.mizkit.com) is doing it this year and tracking progress on her blog. If I ever stop working so much, I’ll be signing up as well.
Molly
/ February 5, 2012The ‘Green Space’ shot is brilliant. Something very special about that picture. Well done.
Mollyxxx
Unknown Mami
/ February 5, 2012That sink hole is great.
Tela
/ February 5, 2012i really like green spaces! the contrast of the green and the weathered wood is beautiful.
wayne
/ February 5, 2012What a great shot of the waterfalls. It looks so serene!
Heather
/ February 5, 2012I have never met someone who can take the most basic structures and turn them into a beautiful work of art like you can with buildings & such. I always want to know MORE about them, what their story was.
territerri
/ February 5, 2012I can almost hear the hush in the park and feel the peaceful atmosphere. Beautiful shots.
Jientje
/ February 5, 2012Lots of wonderful photo ops after all. “end cap” and “green spaces” are mu favorites.
Laurie Matherne
/ February 5, 2012Your blog, especially this post, gave me inspiration to be a better photographer. Enjoy your day.
Vidya Sury
/ February 5, 2012Superb. I am in love with the “wayside” photo and the “green spaces”. Your photos are always breathtaking, Tara. I can imagine how much you must have enjoyed your photo hike! It is a real treat for me!
BLOGitse
/ February 5, 2012So beautiful…
We have lots of snow and cold but sun was shining…now it’s starting to go to sleep…
Lance
/ February 5, 2012like the waterfalls and the old shed…deep photographs
thepiratehorizon
/ February 5, 2012what i really think? hehe, i like the attention to details. beautiful shots here