A stream that feeds into Stebbins Gulch is frozen for the winter.

Below you can a see a fellow photographer shooting back up the main waterfall.  The shot gives you an idea of just how massive the ice formations in the gulch can become if the conditions are right.

A sliver of black in the snow cover is the only indication that water runs here in warming times. This is below the falls in Stebbins Gulch. A unique geological area located on property owned by the Holden Arboretum.

More of this series can be seen in the Fine Art section of the main site or by clicking HERE

As always, prints of any image posted in the blog is for sale.

Autumn arrived in Ohio over the past couple of weeks. I took these on an afternoon walk at the Holden Arboretum. It’s only a few minutes away from my other job and it’s a great place to get away from the office for a while during lunch.

Just a frog on a rock.  An American Bullfrog to be exact.  He was nice enough to sit there while I unpacked all my camera gear to take his picture.

Went to the Holden Arboretum this afternoon and visited one of the lilypad pools they have on the grounds.

More can be seen HERE

I also added a link to the photos that are on display at the Michael Stefan Salon from now until the end of August. Don’t forget to stop by for the Opening Reception on July 19 from 6PM to 9PM.