Seymour Digital Consulting, LLC

Category: Creeks

  • Ice, Snow and Water

    Ice, Snow and Water

    A revisit of some recently Posted images, but moved into a Black and White presentation.

    Ice, Snow and Water 055 – Black & White images taken in Hibernia park, Chester County, during 14°F/-10°C weather.
    Ice, Snow and Water 189 – Black & White images taken in Hibernia park, Chester County, during 14°F/-10°C weather.
    Ice, Snow and Water 029 – Black & White images taken in Hibernia park, Chester County, during 14°F/-10°C weather.
    Ice, Snow and Water 098 – Black & White images taken in Hibernia park, Chester County, during 14°F/-10°C weather.
    Ice, Snow and Water 083 – Black & White images taken in Hibernia park, Chester County, during 14°F/-10°C weather.
    Ice, Snow and Water 186 – Black & White images taken in Hibernia park, Chester County, during 14°F/-10°C weather.

    What do you think?

    Please leave your thoughts below in the comments!

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  • 14°F getting warmer!

    14°F getting warmer!

    Being the nut job that I am, I managed to tantalize someone else to join me in the 14°F weather!

    When we got out into shooting position down by the Brandywine creek, it was allot more dangerous because of the 6-8 inches of snow covering everything!

    Wagontown Rd 083 – A slightly warmer visit to the Brandywine Creek in Hibernia park in Chester County PA.
    Wagontown Rd 055 – A slightly warmer visit to the Brandywine Creek in Hibernia park in Chester County PA.
    Wagontown Rd 029 – A slightly warmer visit to the Brandywine Creek in Hibernia park in Chester County PA.

    Some of the ice structures that I had seen on my visit on the 8th, were no longer around, and the water was not as dark with silt.

    I still have more to process, but I wanted to get something Posted.

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  • Covered Bridges of the Oxford Area – the Book

    Covered Bridges of the Oxford Area – the Book

    I have been playing with the idea of publishing a photography book for some time, and after my experience with producing Madison’s 10th birthday gift, I decided to make a first real attempt.

    So what was my first real book going to be about?

    Looking back at my recent history, it only makes sense that I do something about covered bridges, and I already had the content from the presentation I did back in October 2012 for Citadel bank.

    This time is going to be easier from the standpoint that I only had a limited number of pictures, and a layout with the text.

    So after a couple of hours, I was able to put the following together using the simple Adobe Lightroom module, and uploading to Blurb.com.

    I invite you to take a look, and let me know what you think.

    With this first book done, and I’m sure that I’ll revisit at some point, I am beginning to put together some ideas on themed books.

    This time, using Blurb’s SmartBook application to put together my next adventure, namely because it seems to offer far more options and controls than what is available in the built-in Adobe Lightroom module.

    In the meantime, let me know what you think of the book!

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  • 9°F on the Rim Trail

    9°F on the Rim Trail

    Some images taken along the southern Rim Trail in Hibernia County Park, when the air temperature was 9°F!

    Water & Ice at 9°F – 249
    Water & Ice at 9°F – 229
    Water & Ice at 9°F – 142
    Water & Ice at 9°F – 292
    Water & Ice at 9°F – 246

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  • Fall in White Clay Creek Preserve

    Fall in White Clay Creek Preserve

    Some images taken during a Fall visit to White Clay Creek Preserve in Southeast Chester County, near the Delaware border.

    Bridge across North Penndel Trail looking into Delaware
    Water Flow Close-Up 140
    Water Flow Close-Up 115
    Looking into the colors – A Fall drive in White Clay Creek Preserve area of Chester County, PA.
    Water Flow Close-Up 149
    A drive through the woods
    Looking down stream at the bridge

    I had a great walk along the Penndel Trail, which is on the Western side of the White Clay Creek (East Branch).

    Hope you enjoy!

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