Images taken on the Meadow Trail at Biltmore. The first back towards the house, the second of the bridge over the Bass Pond. Hadn't spent much time on this section of the property, hopefully heading back this weekend if the weather and work cooperate.
Took these photos walking along the Biltmore Estate Bass Pond on the way to the waterfall. Infrared Black & White, nice walk, got a lot of images that are helping fill out the daily requirement of the 365 project.
Just a simple shot of a group of Oaks on the Biltmore Estate. Walking up along the meadow trail from the Bass Pond. I'm still not sure if I like this or not, torn between enjoying the intertwining nature and then overwhelmed with it being too busy. Will probably try it again when the leaves soften the landscape.
If you're able to sneak into Biltmore during the middle of the week, take advantage of it. Not many people compared to the weekends.
The Statue of Diana overlooking the Biltmore House. It's a quick walk up and gives a nice vantage point for the mountains behind the home.
The Italian Garden during the Chihuly Exhibit was definitely a highlight of the event. Photographed it several ways, this image is an infrared black and white.
The Koi Ponds in the Italian Garden at Biltmore. Kept waiting on the schools of fish to swim by and finally captured them with the Chihuly exhibit in the background.
Construction on the Biltmore Conservatory was completed in 1895. The beautiful building hosts exotic plants and is a great spot to work with a macro lens. Took a little while to wait for the crowd to clear but I like the exterior black and white architecture.
Noticed this flowering cactus in the Biltmore Conservatory. I don't typically shot macro images but want to spend more time on the details. Even though I like the composition on the shot, I'm not impressed with the focus.
Neodymium Reeds with Fiori Verdi by Dale Chihuly. Part of the exhibit at the Biltmore Estate in the Italian Gardens.
