No kayaking needed!

On Friday April 17, 2015, I ventured out to the Duke Forest with the mastermind Al Densiback to photograph the Duke forest this Spring. We stumbled upon 2 northern water snakes and also we got to handle a queen snake a different type of water snake. We also spotted many different spiders along the trail that lead us to the river.

We explored the area with different compositions for photographs and had a fun time doing it.

We also went to the Mason Land Preseve in Chapel Hill. In the Mason Land Preserve it has begun to change to green all over the place.

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Sometimes you have to find the perfect place to take photos in the spring. Some of which include local ponds, streams.

Some of my favorite places I like to go in the spring to photograph are Lake Gaston, Jordan Lake, Mason Land Preserve, Botanical Gardens, Bolin Creek, Duke Gardens and Duke Forest.

Some places I recommend you take photos in this weather , include the Duke Forest, Eno River, Duke Gardens, Bolin Creek, Mason Land Preserve, Neuse River and many more places to visit and experience the enjoyment of photographing in the spring.

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