Tillis Nature Photography

The Only Way to Travel..country roads and Mother Nature

FALL, THAT WONDERFUL COOL INTERLUDE BEFORE WINTER….

FALL IS HERE! AND SHE IS GORGEOUS

Nice Toad Seeks Amorous Princess….

Must be all the rain and flooding…this guy was about 8 feet off the ground. Just waiting for his princess to show….when I got back to the car my Husband said,”what would you have done if he had jumped on you?” (it’s a well known fact in our family that I will kill anyone who attempts to put a frog on or near me-stems from a nightmarish incident when I was about 15) My response was “died right where I stood!

Tropical Storm Debbie’s Gift

I am probably the only person in Florida who considers TS Debbie a blessing! But she gave me a really good opportunity to work on my “blurring water” shots! Naturally this type of photo requires swiftly moving water, and the more the better! So I traveled to a spot just north of Lake City, Falling Waters Creek, to the only natural waterfall in Florida. I had to wait for the water to recede and the park to re-open, but the wait was worth it. I was able to take as many photos as I wanted ( or until I ran out of blood from the the mosquitos eating me alive! )

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My Memorial Day Holiday

I had to work Sunday night so I had to sleep in on Monday, so….My Holiday was Tuesday. A good hard rain always cleans up the flowers and draws out the bird, so we headed up to Cedar Key and the Lower Suwannee Wildlife Drive.

Girly Day!!

Truly Blue!

And REALLY girly!

Newest Hats On Lovely Model

Titanic Revisited

I LOVE this hat! It just screams garden party, or maybe ladies luncheon. The color is more of a wine than the photo shows, very dramatic.

Beautiful spring day…

I finished a new hat for etsy last night and had to have some fresh air today. So we grabbed a picnic type lunch and hit the road. Ran over to Cedar Key then took a spin along the 9 mile drive in the Lower Suwanee Refuge. It was beautiful, a little dry for this time of year, but most of all, peaceful.