can spring be far behind? The temperature is well below freezing, blustery winds pummel everything and everyone, yet the daffodils proudly lift their blossoms. Jonquils, as they are often called here in the South, are among the earliest harbingers of spring, and bring bright colors to the still drab lawns and woods. Click on the… Continue reading POW photo of week 7
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Strolling around Athens and the University of Georgia
It is early February and still officially winter, but the flowers are starting to bloom around campus and the town is a lively place. … Continue reading Strolling around Athens and the University of Georgia
POW – photo of week 6
Winter continues with cold and fog, but duty calls … “… off to work we go” Click on the photo to see it full-size on the POW page. .:.
Theme RED
A few interpretations of “Theme RED”. For a slide view of these photos click on the large image above. .:.
POW – photo of week 5
Winter has been dreary – clouds and rain, so for this week a little disappointment. “No play today” Click on the photo to see it full-size on the POW page. .:.
For 2012 a new venture: Photo of Week
Each week this year there will be an addition to the gallery: a “Photo of Week” – once a week. This announcement comes in week four as it took some time to get everything organized. Here is the photo for week four: Click on the photo to see it full-size on the “POW” page. You… Continue reading For 2012 a new venture: Photo of Week
Happy Holidays!
Happy Holidays! Wishing you a happy and joyous holiday season, and may the coming year be healthful and prosperous! Ludwig .:. © 2011 Ludwig Keck
Invitation accepted
Our feathered friends have come and are making great use of the bounty. But will there be anything left tomorrow? You can view a slide show of these images by clicking on an image above. To play the slide show click Play slide show in the information panel. To turn off the information panel click… Continue reading Invitation accepted
Georgia’s Table Beckons
With fruit and berries and nuts and seeds, Georgia is all set to welcome our Winged Winter Visitors from the North. .:.
Fall Colors and Blossoms
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Golden Time at the Park
Goldenrod and other golden flowers at McDaniel Farm Park .
In the Sky
Looking for lunch. .:.
Around the Park
Fall is coming slowly to McDaniel Farm Park this year. The dry summer probably has not helped. Click the panorama below for a large Photosynth view. When viewing the Photosynth, be sure to scroll down below the fold. Click on the pushpin in the small map. Let the larger map display, click on the… Continue reading Around the Park
Autumn in Georgia
Photos from parks and gardens as autumn comes to Georgia. There is harvesting to be done.
Cafe Art
The latest addition to my Café Art collection: Sea Shells – You can find a link to the collection on the “Crannies” page. The design theme of this blog was changed with this post. The layout of prior posts is no longer “pixel-perfect” but the wider display allowed with the new theme makes it so… Continue reading Cafe Art
New page: Arborists at work
A photo essay about arborists doing tree work – a story told in pictures. See the page “Arborists at work” under the “Nooks” tab. Also see a related post “Arborists at work – telling a picture story” over at Café Ludwig. .:.
Market Day
Market Day in Norcross, Georgia For a slide show of these photos click on any one of them to visit my album “Around and About” . .:.
Savannah Photosynth views
Here Photosynth views of the Savannah river front and a couple of views along River Street. Be sure to explore the images and also the map feature. Scroll down to see the little map – click on the push pin. These photos were… Continue reading Savannah Photosynth views
Savannah – Sights and Scenes
Savannah is a delightful place. Here a few photos to introduce the “Savannah nook” – a gallery page on this site. As is customary here, photos provide links to albums or larger views. The Telfair Museum of Art – the oldest public art museum in the South. Savannah is home to SCAD, the Savannah College… Continue reading Savannah – Sights and Scenes
Savannah – River Front
Two views of the Savannah river front as seen from across the river. Both pictures here, when clicked, open panorama views using “Zoom.it”. Use the mouse wheel or the controls in the lower right to zoom in or out. Then drag the image to see other portions. Both panoramas were made using Microsoft Image Composite… Continue reading Savannah – River Front
Savannah – Windows and Doors
It is said that when you look into someone’s eyes you can see the soul. It don’t know about that. But when you look at the windows and doors you can certainly tell the character of a city. Savannah is a fun place for looking at houses and buildings. There is great variety of styles… Continue reading Savannah – Windows and Doors
Savannah–Bricks and Stones
Savannah is such a wonderful place – historic buildings, a really busy seaport, unusual shops, fun places to eat and drink. The list just goes on and on. The different “textures” of the city have always been one of my fascinations. I have quite a collection of photos, but selected just a few, from my… Continue reading Savannah–Bricks and Stones
Morning walk in Savannah
In the days of sailing ships and cotton River Street in Savannah, Georgia was an area of warehouses and shipping facilities. Now the old buildings serve as bars, restaurants, and shops and are the destination of tourists from far and wide. The street runs north-west to south-east along the south bank of the Savannah river.… Continue reading Morning walk in Savannah