Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Darcus

Branson Cove Marina - Hague, Virginia 

Our final river trip of the season in September took us to the mouth of the Potomac River. On our way back up the river we put in at Coles Point, docked the boat and took a walk around Coles Point which juts out into the Potomac on the eastern edge of the state. It is a quiet place, well off the beaten track, a place shaped by the river.

 Jordan's Store

Monday, October 28, 2013

B&B Oyster Co.

Coles Point, Virginia 

This week a few more pictures from my Potomac River trip back in September. Coles Point is a small community on the Virginia side of the river in Westmoreland County. There is a small harbor called Branson Cove where we tied up and went for a walk. The B&B Oyster Company building is located right on the water, but there was no sign of activity around the place.

Friday, October 25, 2013

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Monday, October 21, 2013

Sunday, October 20, 2013

Third Sunday - October 2013

Orange County, Virginia 

Mt Lebanon Church of the Brethren

On a warm August afternoon I came upon this church quite unexpectedly. It is only about twenty minutes from my home but I had never been on this road before. Often when I begin photographing a church, someone will show up to find out what I am doing; a neighbor living nearby or a member of the church perhaps. This church was no exception, and an elderly man walked across the road from his house. He was not a member of the church and did not know anything of its history, but said that there had been some vandalism there recently, and he tried to keep watch. I assured him that I only wanted to get some pictures. We chatted for a few minutes and then he went back across the road. From his front yard, he kept an eye on me.




Friday, October 18, 2013

Early Autumn #3

Greene County, Virginia 

In a couple of weeks, the autumn leaves will be at their peak in the Blue Ridge Mountains, but the subtle colors of early autumn are beautiful too, particularly on a rainy day.

Enjoy the weekend and thanks for reading Photography in Place.