After the leaves fall there is an emptiness in the landscape. Void of color, and other than the wildlife that is about, it seems lifeless. That is until the first snowfall of the season. On this cold December morning I got up out of a warm bed to head to Bantam Ct. to catch the [...]
I was driving home from Lubbock, Texas on a Saturday morning when I saw this view out my window. Always carrying my camera with me, I had to turn my truck around, go back about a mile, and take this shot. I took it with my Rebel xsi with a 24 – 70mm lens. Shooting [...]
The next in the series of colors, Blue. In searching through my collection of photographs it’s obvious blue seems to be the most common color followed up by green which makes sense with all the sky and water in many photos I’ve taken. You can see whether the camera is pointing up, down or almost [...]
I’m going to start a small series of post that are color themed. Today’s color is of course green. We all know that nature can provide us with the privilege of seeing colors we would probably never see anywhere else, either in intensity or uniqueness. I’m going to attempt to show some of the magnificent [...]
Back in July of 2008 my now fiance and I took a trip to Bar Harbor Maine to relax and take in the beautiful scenery. One evening as we traveled up to the top of Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park just before sunset we could tell it was going to be incredible. As we [...]
My son Ray has already done a post on this but I will add a little more. We took our camper and stayed at the Elk Neck State campground so we wouldn’t have as long to get to the Conowingo Dam. This is a great campground to stay in if you are visiting the area [...]
My father and I just finsihed up a 3 day trip to camp at Elk Neck State Park in Maryland. This is also near Conowingo Dam which spans the Susquehanna River just above where it enteres the Chesapeake Bay. This was our first time to Elk Neck park and it was a pretty nice place. [...]
I figured this post somewhat appropriate for the time of year with the creepy spider web covered bald cypress trees that were visible early one morning. I went camping with my family at Trap Pond State Park in Delaware a few weeks ago and my father and I were out on the lake in our [...]
My family and I went camping last week at Trap Pond State Park in Delaware. Our site was right on the lake and I keep my canoe at the water’s edge. Can’t beat this for convenience. This lake is near the bottom of Delaware and has the northernmost grove of Bald Cypress Trees in the [...]
I’ll be trying to post a small collection of images that can be found in the Natures Domain catalog with a common theme every once in a while. Today’s theme is black and white and duo-tone landscapes. All the following images are available for purchase in one of the landscape gallery . Stop back every [...]
Welcome to the Nature’s Domain Blog. I’m Ray Hennessy and I’ve started Nature’s Domain along with my father to try to create one place for people interested in purchasing nature related photography. We have an archive of stock photography that anyone can browse or search to purchase nature images for commercial and personal use. Commercial [...]
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