- Monotropa uniflora
This unusual flowering plant, which goes by such names as Indian Pipe, Ghost Flower, or Corpse Plant, is white because it lacks chlorophyll. It depends on a fungus for its nutrients; the fungus, in turn, depends on other plants. Emily Dickinson called it "the preferred flower of life," and her first volume of poetry (published posthumously) had the flower on its cover. - Moonrise over Good Ol' Rock
- Indian Pipe sprout
Blue Knob State Park, Pennsylvania, USA - 20131014-EPL5-01233
- June fog
- Indian Pipes
The Nature Conservancy - Lizard Tail Swamp Preserve, Cape May County, New Jersey, USA - Millers Road, June 2013
- Corn Ahead
- Dock
- Sulphur Shelf
- Conemaugh Viaduct - Fall Colors
The original 1833 single-arch Conemaugh Viaduct was destroyed in the Johnstown Flood of 1889. During the flood, debris built up behind the viaduct, holding back the water. When the viaduct suddenly failed, the water was released in a powerful burst that destroyed the nearby town of Mineral Point, and then Johnstown itself. This double-arched replacement was built in the 1890s to replace the destroyed viaduct, and today it carries Norfolk Southern's Pittsburgh Line, the successor to the Pennsylvania Railroad Main Line. - Footbridge
Rock & Ridge Trail, Blue Knob State Park - Corn Stand
- Abandoned
- Cabin roof detail
Rock & Ridge Trail, Blue Knob State Park - Mountain View Trail
Blue Knob State Park, Pennsylvania - Doe
High Mountain, Wayne, New Jersey - Gnarly
- Bullfrog
- Goldenrods
New Olympus E-PL5 with kit lens and Panasonic 20/1.7 came today.