PL Fallin Photography

Nature and Landscape Photography, Photographic Journal of Biblical and Poetic Expressions

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Thursday, June 2, 2011

Pretty Boy Among the Flowers

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Ladies love to show thier garden flowers and grandma Brown is no different.  Here is an assortment of her spring flowers with her belov...

What Island is this Where Clouds Touch the Earth?

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The Clouds look like they were going to swallow the islands and devour the earth.  Stephen King should be so lucky to see such a sight!

Harrington Lake - A Gathering of Storm Clouds

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A church picnie at Harrington Lake looked like a storm would wash away everything in sight but not a drop of rain touched the other side...

Flat Rock - What was Once a thriving Unspoiled Nature Park

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Flat Rock Park in Columbus Georgia was once a thriving community park located outside the main commercial area of the city.  It was a pleas...

Mountain Veiw from F.D. Roosevelt State Park

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Georgia is cutting its funding to many state parks and Roosevelt may be closed in the near future. Several of the access points have alrea...

Pine Mountain Valley After the Tornado

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You can't see the damage  to the valley's landscape from the Overview point at Pine Mountain.  Trees were pulled out of the ground...

Fly, Fly Butterfly, Fly in the Sky so high

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I always enjoy a visit to the Butterfly Center at Callaway Gardens.  There were several bus loads of elementary children at the center so...
Saturday, May 28, 2011

Teenage Memories of Robin Lake

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In the 1970's, there were not too many places in Columbus Georgia to go swimming so it was a real treat to take a trip to Robin Lake a...

Entrance to Mrs. Callaway's Vegetable Garden

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Mockingbird Lake - Hush, little baby, don't say a word, Mama's gonna buy you a Mockingbird!

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The Azalea Trail and Overlook at Callaway Gardens

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z By the time I visited the park, the majority of the Azaleas had already bloom but the trail provided a shady and tranquil walk.

Morning Walk Moultrie Creek at Vail Point Park

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Saturday, May 7, 2011

Nature's Impressionalism - Monet In the Wild

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You don't have to be be a french impressionist painter like Claude Monet to have beautiful paintings.  A good camera and mother nature ...

"He Who Flies by Night beneath the Moon Light" Grey Owl

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Through my window pane in the moon light, I see your silhouette and hear your "hoots" echoing among the tree tops.
Wednesday, April 27, 2011

The murmuring pines and the hemlocks

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"THIS is the forest primeval. The murmuring pines and the hemlocks, Bearded with moss, and in garments green, indistinct in the twili...
Sunday, April 17, 2011

Okefenokee "The Land of the Trembling Earth"

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Thursday, April 7, 2011

Fort Myers - Blowing In the Wind

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"The answer my friend is blowing in the wind, the answer is blowing in the wind." Bob Dylan

Come to My Window and Gaze Upon the LIght

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This moment I feel thy gaze upon my heart like soft candle light.

Legend of the Southern Dogwood - A Tree Both Cursed and Blessed

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The legend holds that the tree was once very large and because its wood was strong and sturdy, it provided building material for a variety ...
Monday, April 4, 2011

Backwaters of West Point Lake

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 A sunset is the diamond in the sky; a jewel that graces a lake and gives it a finishing touch for the end of the day.  Photos taken on the...
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plfallin
Florida, United States
As a lifetime student of English literature, Photography for me is an artistic form of creative expression. It is poetry in living images, scripted through emotions, feelings, and thoughts of my surroundings. There is nothing more beautiful than nature photography and preserving memories of where I have been and the paths I have traveled. I have studied photography for several years and it has become a creative outlet for me. It is a true art form and can be used in many different formats. It illuminates life and communicates across all languages and cultures. It helps us to express the visual beauty of our surroundings and share the events of our lives. Every picture has a story to tell, a poem to express, and a place to discover.
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