I spent all morning wandering around Tyler State Park in Newtown, Pennsylvania and took a LOT of photos this in the lovely picnic area called The Maze. The morning drizzle cleared up and the sun came out in time for me to take some photos that I really liked.
I have worked virtually across the street from this structure since August of 2006 and all this time I thought it was a church. I took a lunch time walk the other day and actually stopped to read the historic marker out front. This was built as a church in the 19th century, then it became a doctor’s office, and in the last half of the 20th century the last doctor using the facility retired and his daughter bought the property and converted it into her home and its been that way since.
It was such a breezy day I had trouble finding anything that would hold still for me to photograph. Finally saw this hanging on the side of the house. HDR / 3 shots in full daylight.
Ever since JD had mentioned to me HDR at the Computers in Libraries conference, I have wanted to shoot one in Adelphi, just for kicks. Today wasn’t very good. Too much wind made the foliage move a lot and produced a ghostly smoothening effect. Still though – the image looks pretty decent and give you an idea of how pretty AU’s campus is. I love working there – it’s like working in a botanical garden… Better HDRs will eventually come later 
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