JHDrickerPhoto
James Dricker My reason for joining is to maximize my exposure on the web through mutual linking of websites and articles. Contact 5020 Crowe Drive SE Smyrna, GA 30082 United States Website http://www.interiorsexteriors.net Blog http://jhdricker.blogspot.com Email JHDrickerPhoto@comcast.net Specialities Fine Art Environment Architecture / Interior
Putting Fire Back into Nature
Control burning brings back a normal part of the natural rhythm in the SE United States. TrudieBell Blog http://www.belloftheborders.wordpress.com About this picture http://www.belloftheborders.wordpress.com/2010/03/19/putting-fire-back-into-nature/ Contact tdbell9520@comcast.net
Flood From Faye in the Panhandle
When tropical storm Faye came through the Panhandle, between 15 and 20 inches of rain was dropped on the Panhandle. The swamps, lakes and rivers filled and overflowed. The road in the picture runs through the floodplain of Lake Lafayette. They are called floodplains for a reason. TrudieBell http://www.belloftheborders.photoshelter.com/ Buy this image http://www.belloftheborders.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/Faye-Aftermath-Tallahassee-Florida/G0000KKHL6OKonRg/I0000d2o0XtbMbqU Contact tdbell9520@comcast.net
White Topped Pitcher Plant
Pitcher plants specialize in growing in soils that are nutrient poor. To make a living, they trap insects in the water that collects in the pitchers and absorb the nutrients that are released as the dead insects decompose. The white topped pitcher plants are an elegant death trap. TrudieBell http://www.belloftheborders.photoshelter.com/ License this image http://www.belloftheborders.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/Carnivorous-Plants/G0000cRWXGRSslO4/I0000x5wt90PedZM Contact […]
Snake Bird in the Sun
Anhingas or Snake birds are a primitive bird species that does not have any oil on their feathers. When they dive after a fish, they get soaked to the skin. Once they are wet, they swim around fishing with just their head showing out of the water, so they do look like a snake. When […]