This was something I wrote about recently when all the geese had converged on a local cornfield. The snow was falling hard and it was almost all a blur, but so beautiful.

Unlike the most recent icing over here on the Rappahannock river, last year was unbelievable with ice piling up for weeks.

This shot was taken just where Catpoint Creek meets the Rappahannock River. Couldn't be quieter and almost suggests springtime, but we weren't deceived.

We had a freak snowstorm in March of 2008. That morning I drove around and took photos. What was most special about it was that all the trees were starting to bud out, so there were more colors in these photos than a normal winter scene would offer.

Sometimes the colors associated with a sunset are not to be believed. Although the pinks and yellows are spectacular, they are just too normal...just something that we've all seen almost everywhere....these kinds of sunsets are just not seen that often. A honey colored moment.

Beautiful fall moments occur all around us. Here a local farmhouse is being bathed in late afternoon sunlight.

It speaks for itself. Solitude, nature and light.

In one of my earlier messages I talked about working at Garners' putting together flowers for farmers markets. Here's what they tend to look like. Looks like summer, doesn't it?!

Here is a quintessential moment on the Northern Neck when all is quiet and the water and sky appear crystal clear.