Georgia Photos
A collaborative effort between Georgia educators and their cameras.
Deer at Berry College
Here are a couple of photos my dad took recently. The deer at Berry aren’t too afraid of people, as the campus is a deer sanctuary.
More fall photos
My dad took some nice photos of Mirror Lake, near my parents’ home in West Georgia.
New Echota
The town of New Echota was made the capital of the Cherokee Nation in 1819. It was here in 1835 that the Treaty of New Echota was signed, which gave up all Cherokee lands in Alabama and Georgia. Only three years later, the Trail of Tears started.
New Echota is located just north of Calhoun, and I spent a couple of hours there today.
Here is a link to the entire set of photos.
Fall in West Georgia
I walked up the street this evening and got a photo of this beautiful maple tree. Fall colors are a little unusual in the south because about all that ever happens is the leaves turn brown and die. We’ve had a few cooler days and nights this fall so I think that’s the reason for our colors.
More fall photos from North GA
My dad and I did some photowalking and driving around Rome, GA on Saturday. Here are some of the results.
Fall in North Georgia
I had the pleasure of spending some time in Fannin, Gilmer, Pickens, and Gordon Counties earlier today. Here’s how things are looking.
