Flight of the Bumblebee—pollinating peach blossoms—Waxhaw NC

Hatched Universe 1940s Chevy—look closely at this photograph because there’s more than meets the eye.—Pickens SC

Great Depression—Kershaw SC

Lady faces a warm sunset at Bald Knob—Pembroke VA—She sat down right in front of me while I was taking a photo of the sunset but was gracious to continue sitting there for another two.

Tranquil Transformers—Almond NC

Scott Griffin v.2—Pianist and Organist—https://scottgriffin.org—Creative angles with reflections in black and white—Fort Mill SC

Crumpled Canteen—Blair SC

Sun setting over White River Junction—South Royalton VT

Walking with Fellowship in the Light—South Royalton VT—“But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus his Son cleanses us from all sin.” —1 John‬ ‭1:7‬ ‭ESV‬‬

Fall Sunset at Foundry Bridge in North Tunbridge Vermont—A stunning fall sunset at Foundry Bridge in North Tunbridge, Vermont. The last visit was about five years and it was summer then. I found on Wikipedia that this is a historical landmark in Vermont and built in 1889 for $876 by the Vermont Construction Company of Saint Albans. The bridge is a single-span Warren pony truss, set on abutments of dry laid stone.

Minor Detail—Details are important even the forgotten.—Carlisle SC

Rolling Clouds Sunrise—Linville NC—I rose early at 3 a.m. and arrived at 6 a.m. with a short hike up to Rough Ridge Lookout on the Blue Ridge Parkway. I waited with my camera fixed to a tripod on a jutting rock in hopes of seeing a spectacular sunrise while the chilly mountain wind gently pushed against me. It was my first time seeing that many rolling clouds from my vantage point on a mountain trail.

Tuesday Night Sunset—Waxhaw NC—Tuesday had been long and busy. I left Waxhaw early morning at dawn and drove to Fort Mill, then to north Charlotte. Then stopped in South Carolina to take an hour nap before grocery shopping. Stopped for a haircut in Waxhaw and finished up more shopping before picking up supper and driving back through the heart of town. I started to see this sunset develop before I got to the drive-thru window and took a few pictures there and then stopped by the wide, open plain to shoot this moment of awe.