Mother Nature still tops our technology. This is my phone not being able to handle the extreme color from one of my mother’s orchids at golden hour.

pink orchid blooming on side of tree


One of the neighborhood’s great egrets enjoying some fishing in the high waters caused by tropical storm Eta.

great egret standing on tree branch in forest

Walking through the cypress dome before hurricane Eta takes over the week with storms.

cypress dome

🇺🇸🗳🇺🇸 Every day starts as a blank page, even today.

I voted sticker on November 3 journal page

🐊 The alligators and turtles were in agreement on today’s amazing weather. 🐢

alligator sunning on lake bank alligator amd turtles sunning themselves together


🌱 I love following all of the tiny veins running parallel through our Prayer Plant (Maranta).

Maranta prayer plant


I don’t know this plant’s name but they’re beautiful glowing fireworks in the sun. 🌱


Ohio Art 1989 Catalog cover

In fourth grade, Ohio Art, the company that made the Etch-A-Sketch line, came to my elementary school and used us as models for their 1989 catalog. As they arranged us, their much-coveted Animator came tantalizingly close to being handed to me. (A memory that @bogart triggered.)


Florida may be too warm for fall but we’re still getting in on the colors.

<a href=“https://cdn.uploads.micro.blog/5332/2020/7e30f624dd.jpg “>colorful blue and pink sunset over water


Tampa, Florida USA 13:00 UTC-4 Since March, this corner has become the center of my world. I post to Micro.blog here. I work here. I play D&D with friends here. There are many corners in the world but this one is mine.

#adayinthelife My contribution to the 24-hour Photo Challenge.

Greg Moore 24-hour Photo Challenge 2020 submission
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