There was still some color over at the Bryan Park Azalea garden in the winter. I had to get some Provia 400X before they were sold out since I never shot with it before. Loved the colors with it, not as vivid as Veliva but nice. The pond as covered in algae and the fountain was off.
Taken with a Voigtlander Bessa R4M with Provia 400X
Heading to the Lee Bridge to get some sunrise photos but missed it. This was taken on my Canon 7 with the Canon 35mm f2.8 lens on Expired Fuji NP160. 
I never noticed that there were Ginko trees at Libby Hill Park until I was there this past fall. They are great trees with lots of yellow and Libby Hill isn’t big but still great views to go for a visit.
Taken with Voigtlander Bessa R4M with 21mm f4 lens, Provia 400X
Walking with my photography group we headed to Petersburg which is just south of Richmond VA down I-95. The idea since it has a lot of old structures that we would do black and white. I shot with my X-Pro1 on a Rokinon 12mm f/2 and Fuji 35 f/1.4 lenses.
The Love sign is a Virginia thing, since Virginia is for Lovers!
The 12mm lens with the f/2 is great, fully manual but fun to use an can not wait to use it for landscape photography in the future.
I have to get back to Petersburg again, there was a lot to see.
buildings older then any you would see in Richmond…
Nice ol’ VW Van parked in the snow.
The 12mm really gets a lot and I know there is a 10-24mm f/4 from Fuji but significantly more.
Lots of shadows and there was still snow on the ground from our storm that came through.
Thanks for stopping by!
Peaks of Otter is a little destination in the mountains along the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia. There is a lodge and a camping ground surrounded by 3 mountains. In the image below the lodge is on the lake and Sharp top is standing tall behind it. It is a nice place and depending when you go might be very busy. When you get the opportunity also drive along the Blue Ridge Parkway, it is very beautiful in every part.
Taken with Vogitlander Bessa R4M on expired Velvia 100
Here is another photograph taken with the film looking out from the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Thanks for looking.
S Clinton Lewis 