Here is the Jefferson Memorial in April 2002, the height of the Cherry Blossoms in Washington D.C.  I have gone to see the blossoms a few times, but the weather is surprisingly difficult to get just the right pictures.  This was a very cold day for Washington D.C. in April.

   Another cherry blossom picture from April 2002.  It's very hard to pick just two pictures from this series,  but I believe these are my best.

     This picture was taken right outside my front door.  Sometimes you don't have to look very far for a good picture.  This was one of my better attempts at macro photography. 

    This is the same flower as above, but taken in the morning before it opened.  The blurring effect in the background was intentional, done in order to place emphasis on the main subject flower.  I zoomed the lens most of the way in and used an f-stop around 2.8.

 This is a nice peaceful picture with very subtle colors of the sky reflected into the water.  

    Covered bridges are so rare nowadays that I decided to put this picture up.  Not one of my best, but interesting subject matter.  This is one of the first pictures I took with an Olympus E-10.  This bridge is also unusual in that it is in Georgia.  Most covered bridges are in more northern climates because they were used to protect the bridge in heavy snow.