Yesterday morning, I was surprised to see fog when taking a look out my window. About twenty minutes later, with my camera gear in hand, I was seeking photo opportunities. 
Today we (The Wright's Ferry/Well Spring Camera Club) headed to Hammer Creek (Speedwell Forge) to capture the beauty of autumn. The morning greeted us with blue skies and calm winds as we made our way down a short path to Speedwell Lake. while the other club members went on their way, I lagged behind to work on a few creek images.
Here is another image from the Naylor Vineyards outing. There is nothing more amazing than rural landscapes. Add a red barn, a dried out corn field, and a sky full of clouds, and you have your own rural masterpiece!
This afternoon I went to the Naylor Vineyards Wine Fest in Stewartstown, PA with some photo buds from Lancaster County Meet-up Group. Some of us went on the wine tour while others in the group took a wagon ride tour of the vineyard grounds. Bluegrass music was being played by a local music group Laurel Run.
Yesterday, I finally had the opportunity to visit the sunflower field at Longwood Gardens. Although the sunflowers were rather dry, I managed to get a few worthy images. It wasn't hard to find bees polinating on the flowers, as the attached image will show. This sunflower shot was cropped and the background was blurred as well.
I was so inspired with yesterday's shoot @ Hopewell that I decided to get up early this morning to capture a few landscapes. Not finding any misty areas in Marietta, I drove down Route 23 and stopped at a small church that had a lot of inspiration for landscapes.
Early this morning, I met up with several members of the Chester County Camera Club for a sunrise shoot at Hopewell Furnace. The morning greeted us with great light and some fog as well. The white horse in the meadow looks "fairy-tale like" with the fog.
