A Walk Through the Garden (6 picts)

[J.Alan]

Here are some other images from our lovely Garden stroll on Saturday:

The Pavillion near the center of the Gardens:

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A view looking out from the center, back toward where we started our stroll toward the Dogwood:

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A circular window feature provides a nice frame:

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The "Nature Trail" walk:

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Some lovely purple flowers:

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And some pretty yellow blooms:

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[Leigh]

Lovely and colourful series, Joe!

 

[niknd501]

Great shots Joe...#2 is simply stunning.

 

[sonuj2]

Wonderful series Joe, especially #1 & #5. Thanks for sharing!!

 

[Commodorefirst]

Just as stunning as your yosemite Gallery, Once again, how did you get a photo at the pavillion without people? every time I went there I couldn't get the door frame shot you did. did you pay them to leave? Great shot!

Were these in the afternoon?

Wade

 

[J.Alan]

Thank you, Leigh. (nt)

nt

 

[J.Alan]

Thanks, Rod.

Great shots Joe...#2 is simply stunning.

That is one of my favorites as well. The doorway provides a very nice framing element.

 

[J.Alan]

Thanks, SJ.

It was a very nice day from collecting images.

 

[J.Alan]

Wade, getting these with no people

Just as stunning as your yosemite Gallery, Once again, how did you get a photo at the pavillion without people? every time I went there I couldn't get the door frame shot you did. did you pay them to leave? Great shot!

Were these in the afternoon?

Wade

was fairly easy. Since we got there so late, we toured after the Cafe members and, apparently, after many others. The running event probably brought in quite a few visitors.

Here is a little secret.... There were a few people way off in the distance that I cloned out. But, fortunately, none in the near field on pavillion.

And thanks for commenting on the Yosemite gallery. That place is so fantastic, though, it is hard to get a poor shot, even if you try to! That has been my favorite National Park by far, well worth a trip.

 

[Gale]

Absolutely beautiful

 

[J.Alan]

Thanks, Gale! (nt)

nt

 

[Commodorefirst]

was fairly easy. Since we got there so late, we toured after the Cafe members and, apparently, after many others. The running event probably brought in quite a few visitors.

Here is a little secret.... There were a few people way off in the distance that I cloned out. But, fortunately, none in the near field on pavillion.

And thanks for commenting on the Yosemite gallery. That place is so fantastic, though, it is hard to get a poor shot, even if you try to! That has been my favorite National Park by far, well worth a trip.

One park I haven't made it to...yet...:biggrin:

Ah ha, after the mad rush and influx of people from the walking group, running groups and their families, I had folks always playing in the water when I was in that area. Will try again next year, however, sure didn't see that window shot, Bravo on the eye.

Wade

 

[cajun angel]

GORGEOUS! I'm so glad ya'll had perfect weather for this! Just can't beat it!

 

[TheBear]

beautiful pics

 

[Phil K]

Beautiful photos! Thanks for taking us there, Joe.

 

[dmwphoto]

suberb set of images Joe!

 

[Dave Dickerson]

Really nice work, Joe. I really enjoyed meeting you.

 

[J.Alan]

Bear and Phil, thanks for

taking time to comment!

 

[J.Alan]

Thanks, Dave. (nt)

NT

 

[J.Alan]

Thanks, Dave.

I appreciate the compliment and it was also a pleasure to meet you. It was really nice to match actual people to their virtual selves.