This photo was taken February 16, 2025 on my way home from worship. This is Sauratown Mountain in North Carolina. I took this from inside of my car. I didn’t think I would have time to get out, so, I just slowed down, opened the window and took a quick picture. I want to go back and photograph the area in more detail soon.
I was on my way home on Friday and the sunset was too beautiful to miss. Those that know me know I love evening skies and this one for sure did not disappoint. I recently moved to a different area of the city I am living in and this gets to be my view every time I come home. I live in a beautiful part of North Carolina and I am so thankful for the opportunity to live here.
The second photo was taken from my backyard of where I now live.
Photos taken on my iPhone 15 Plus.
Taken on my family vacation in Southern Shores on the Outer Banks of North Carolina.
“One of the hardest things in the world is to refuse the beautiful invitation of the sea while making a walk on a wonderful beach.” – Mehmet Murat ildan
Photo taken in Southern Shores on the Outer Banks of North Carolina on my family summer vacation.
© Joshua Harrison 2022
Does anyone know what kind of plant/flower this is? I took this in West Virginia, USA. If you know please leave a comment or give me some information that could get help me figure out what it is. Thanks so much!
This image has to be one of my favorites. Just something so calm that brings me peace. Just like the morning that I captured it.
These are the most interesting little creatures. From what I have gathered they are called sand crabs. They mainly come out at night to feed. I think it is really interesting how they crawl sideways. They have all of these tiny little holes that they have dug and if you get too close to them and they get scared, they move very fast into them.
These were taken on the vacation I took with my family this past summer in Duck, North Carolina, on the Outer Banks on my daily sunrise walks.
I love how the texture in this photo just brings out the texture of the tree and the beauty in the details of the shape of the tree limbs. This photo was taken on the Outer Banks of North Carolina in Duck. What once was dead is now made alive again. This is really a first at trying this kind of technique, but I am looking forward to doing more of it.
The first sunrise picture I took this year on my vacation to the Outer Banks of North Carolina in Duck. I made it a point every day to be on the beach before the sun came up and watch it rise. Truly amazing and breathtaking. Another reminder that today is a new day!