DOWN BY THE CREEK HONEY LOCUST TREE (GLEDITSIA TRIACANTHOS INERMIS) as the morning wind swiftly

as the morning wind swiftly moves across the surface of the lake leaving ripples behind in its wake

The plant can reach 5 feet tall with the upper stems becoming panicles of flowering spikes

I come upon the dock with a great blue heron resting on the rails

This is from the snow storm we had last week

Just because it is overcast and gloomy

DOWN BY THE CREEK HONEY LOCUST TREE (GLEDITSIA TRIACANTHOS INERMIS) as the morning wind swiftlyAfter receiving 2 3 inches of snow overnight, I set out to photograph this recent snowfall along Eakin Creek West on this 2nd day of the New Year. The temperature was in the mid 20's with little to no wind and overcast conditions. Over the years, I have come to notice that the creek usually doesn't completely freeze over and that the creeks edges can form some pretty cool ice patterns, which makes for some good photography. As I was moving along the