Photo Essays

Eastern Tiger Swallowtail in flight. Adults eat the nectar of flowers from a variety of plants.

Photo Essay: Blossoms & Their Buddies

Spring and summer wildflowers attract us with their beauty. they attract flying creatures with color, scent and sustenance.
A white-throated sparrow perched in front of a pink azalea.

More Photos From Our March/April Photo Essay

Can't get enough of those bird photos in our March/April issue? Here are even more beautiful images from award-winning photographer Rob Travis!
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Winter Delights: More Photos from Our Jan/Feb Photo Essay

Photographer Lori Kincaid takes us along as she explores the winter landscape surrounding her mountain-top home on the border of Tennessee and North Carolina.
The Lexington, Va. photographer’s newest book,“Deep South,” will be released in September – a collection of landscapes from Virginia, Georgia and Mississippi. Mann’s previous books include “What Remains” and “Immediate Family.” Named America’s Best Photographer by Time magazine in 1991, Mann is the subject of two HBO/BBC documentaries, the second to be released in early 2006.

Sally Mann, Photographer

Can you talk a little about how “Deep South” came to be?
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Blue Ridge: Ancient & Majestic

The book of that title, featuring essays by Charles Maynard and photography by Jerry Greer, celebrates “the world’s oldest mountains” in about 200 pages of coffee-table expansiveness, stunning photos and poignant essays.

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Behind Blue Ridge Country

Even More Sweet Virginia Breezes

Casually cruising to Claytor Lake in southwest Virginia, I felt like I had come home – back to where it

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