-
November in the Woods
-
Spooky Old Tree in Lebanon Church Cemetery
-
Golden Forest
In these pictures, once again, Father Pitt challenged himself to take pictures that could go directly from the camera to the public without any cropping or other adjustments.
Camera: Canon PowerShot S45.
-
Geese
-
More Fall Colors
These were all taken directly from the 99¢ camera, without passing through any image editor, after a walk through the woods.
-
Mushrooms in a Lawn
-
Autumn Forest
-
Black Squirrel
Black squirrels seem to be multiplying in Squirrel Hill and Schenley Park. This one was browsing for acorns in the Homewood Cemetery.
The black squirrel is the same species as the gray squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis); it is described as a “melanistic” phase, meaning that it has more of the dark pigment melanin. There is also a very rare white phase (a true phase, not albinism) of Sciurus carolinensis, but Father Pitt has never seen a white squirrel in Pittsburgh. The white phase is so rare, in fact, that each of its widely scattered habitats seems to regard itself as the only place in the world where white squirrels live. Father Pitt has seen them in Queenstown, Maryland, where they are a famous local sight.
Camera: Konica-Minolta DiMAGE Z3.
-
Moss
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA Camera: Olympus E-20n.
-
Broken Tree
