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courtesy of Heather

almost a sepia, but not quite.

(Erythronium umbilicatum). Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina.

 

May 2014

Erythronium umbilicatum

Grady County, Georgia

www.wolfcreektroutlilypreserve.org

 

I liked the view from above to a peaked out lily, beautiful markings.

Karen's cat Dimple looked lovely on her bed. She has beautiful eyes that were set off by the sage sheets.

  

Dimpled Trout Lily (Erythronium umbilicatum). Nine Times Preserve (The Nature Conservancy). Pickens County, South Carolina.

Made it to Explore! Thanks everyone!

 

Highest position: 314 on Thursday, July 5, 2007

i loved her expression here. so innocent yet seems to be in deep thought.. some photos of children innocence set

Crown Graphic

Kodalith Test

 

I asked Joe to flick the shutter for me.

I got my hair dyed today and a little bit shaven.

Those dimples continue to make me swoon...

This recipe is adapted from Dorie's Dimply Plum Cake from her cookbook, "Baking : From My Home to Yours."

I made the previous owner bring down the price when I bought this car. I called it my (not-so) hidden shame!

Each year in late February, colonies of Dimpled Trout Lily (Erythronium umbilicatum) bloom in certain forested ravines in the greater Atlanta area. For me, the appearance of these flowers marks the start of spring, or more specifically, the beginning of the season to photograph spring ephemeral wildflowers. By the time the hardwood trees have leafed out and closed the forest canopy, the spring ephemerals have finished blooming.

 

Location: Rottenwood Creek Trail, Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, Cobb County, Georgia

Outdoor dining in Chicago with Ms.Dimples.

A good shot of James' dimple and beautiful blue eyes.

My dimples are much more accentuated now, since I've gotten my cheeks pierced!

Voigtlander Nokton 40/1.4

High tech tool in action. Successfully dimples bicycle chain stays to accept wider tires. This is a 700c to 650b conversion. Lightweight!

Each year in late February, colonies of Dimpled Trout Lily (Erythronium umbilicatum) bloom in certain forested ravines in the greater Atlanta area. For me, the appearance of these flowers marks the start of spring, or more specifically, the beginning of the season to photograph spring ephemeral wildflowers. By the time the hardwood trees have leafed out and closed the forest canopy, the spring ephemerals have finished blooming.

 

Location: Rottenwood Creek Trail, Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, Cobb County, Georgia

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