Steven H Gordon

Landscapes

Landscape photography, shot with iPhone or a Canon mirrorless camera, exhibits the environment we live in physically and contemplatively. Most of these landscapes are local. Some are easy to find and photograph while others must be glimpsed in their potential and then shot in a way that maximizes their character.

Atkinson Trail boardwalk at the Wheeler Wildlife Refuge headquarters.
The Atkinson Trail at the Wheeler Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center near Decatur, Alabama. The trees are bald cypresses. (Canon)
Elk River in Tennessee on a stormy day.
Just below the spillway at Tims Ford Lake near Winchester, Tennessee. (iPhone)
Barn in Cullman, Alabama in the late afternoon light.
The barn at St. Bernard Abbey in Cullman, Alabama. (Canon)
Shoreline and log in Wheeler Lake near Decatur, Alabama.
Tennessee River, shot from Ingalls Harbor in Decatur, Alabama. (iPhone)
A solitary tree sits above the Tennessee River near Decatur, Alabama.
Ingalls Harbor, Decatur, Alabama. (iPhone)
The lake at Blount Cultural Park in Montgomery, Alabama.
Small lake on the grounds of the Blount Cultural Park in Montgomery, Alabama. (Canon)
Horse pasture by Bradford Creek Greenway in Madison, Alabama.
May wildflowers in a horse pasture along the Bradford Creek Greenway in Madison, Alabama. (iPhone)
Photograph shot low to the ground, looking upstream on Bradford Creek.
Bradford Creek in Madison, Alabama. (iPhone)
Bald cypress trees casting long shadows at Wheeler Wildlife Refuge.
Bald Cypress trees and their winter shadows at Wheeler Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center near Decatur, Alabama. (iPhone)
The Elk River in fog, near Winchester, Tennessee.
Foggy afternoon on the Elk River, just below Tims Ford Dam near Winchester, Tennessee. (iPhone)
Mill Creek in Madison, Alabama, dusted with a rare snow.
Mill Creek in Madison, Alabama, dusted with a rare and welcome snow.