Redbud Trees in the Arbuckle Mountains

Spring in the Travertine Creek Area

It was a cloudy day today. I think the perfect day for photographing wildflowers and waterfalls. I decided to go to Sulphur and see the surrounding areas of the creek. I found many yellow wildflowers and I took some pictures near the Lincoln Bridge. My dogs Munchi and Spikey went with me. Of course they were not happy when I stopped and took the pictures. Around midday, the wind started blowing stronger and the fun was over.

Spring is here!

I went to Marietta yesterday and I found a small open field full of beautiful flowers. It was around 7:30 p.m and the light was very soft and warm. I used my Nikkor 50mm lenses and 18-200 mm lenses for the close and macro images. I noticed that some of the tulips were dead because someone stepped over them. I will go back next week and see if I can get more images.

Wildflowers of Oklahoma

I love wildflowers and I have been searching for information related to the native ones from Oklahoma.

I want to take pictures of them as  portrait and landscape.

Exploring a city...

I love exploring a city on foot, with my camera in hand.  This is Ardmore...A city I moved in June and I started to learn more about its history and interesting past.

With a walking Tour map as a helpful tool, I started the tour in the Central Park where you can find a Pavilion. This pavilion was dedicated in 1987 at Ardmore's Centennial Celebration. Then, you see the downtown Ardmore with all its historical buildings like First Mehodist church, First National bank, Carter County Court House among of them.

Winterland in Ardmore and Davis Surroundings

After the cloudy days and cold winds, I decided to go out and take pictures of the snow storm and ice that hit Oklahoma for three days. Here are some of the images .

City Lake Reflection at Dawn

One of the most beautiful places to wait for the sunrise is City Lake. It is located in the City of Ardmore and it has a peaceful surroundings full of wildlife. I went there this morning and capture the sunrise.