Tag: Chester County

Sadsburyville FC – BWW – Fire & Wine Festival

Post author By Andrew
Post date October 11, 2014

The 2nd Annual Fire & Wine Festival at Black Walnut Winery in Sadsburyville, Chester County, PA!

The following images are for the wonderful fire masters of the evening!

And so it begins!

Thank you Gentlemen!!

Many, many thanks to the gentlemen of the Sadsburyville Fire Company (Company 31), who threw wood pallet after pallet into the sometimes gigantic bonfire!

If you are interested in getting prints, please contact me at photography@aseymour.com.

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Friday Foliage

Post author By Andrew
Post date October 10, 2014

I was out walking around Founder’s Way point in Marsh Creek State Park yesterday, and I could see that we are still in the fairly green foliage state right now, with some of the tips turning.

The above image was taken a couple of years ago in Glenmoore, Chester County PA.

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Founder’s Way Point – Marsh Creek State Park

Post author By Andrew
Post date October 9, 2014

During a walk around Founder’s Way Point in Marsh Creek State Park, Chester County, PA, I took these images.

White Wooly Worm

White Wooly Worm

As you can see, this is a great area to both hike/walk or mountain bike!

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Tags Chester County, Downingtown, Founders Way Point, Hike, Lightroom, Marsh Creek State Park, Nature Walk, Walk

Chester County Downingtown HDR Nature Photo Journal Photography Reference

Large Tree Mushroom

Post author By Andrew
Post date October 8, 2014

A couple of days ago, I was walking through this area of Struble trail, and saw this series of large orange tree mushrooms. Unfortunately, I did not have my tripod for the required shot that I had in my head.

Fast forward today…

This is a series of (3) exposures for the HDR work, but shot at F22 with my Canon EF 28-135 IS USM lens.

These specimens range in size. The one on the left, mid frame, is easily 12 inches long!

I’m also still trying to identify this species of tree mushroom, so if you know, please contact me!

Updates

2014-Nov-26 16:48 – Having now skimmed through several of the References listed, I think this is either an “Artist’s Conk, Artist’s Bracket, Flacher Lackporling” Ganoderma applanatum (Fomes applanatus) or a “Sulfur Shelf, Crab of the Woods, Chicken of the Woods, sulphur polypore”, Laetiporus sulphureus (Polyporus sulphureus).

2014-Nov-28 17:03 – By request, I have added another images of these specimens .