Photos of West Hill Chapel, American Craftsman Architecture, Stone Masonry

Photos of West Hill Chapel in Dalton, Georgia. If your blog or site is devoted to American Craftsman or English Arts-and-Crafts Architecture, stone masonry, interesting old buildings, Dalton, North Georgia, or the like, feel free to use these photos without charge. I would prefer that you give credit to SouthernMuse.com (just by saying "Courtesy of SouthernMuse.com" or "Photo by SouthernMuse.com" or something like that. Thank you.

Site Migration and Hosting Changes

Our main website, Southern Muse, has moved to a new domain. Although this blog will not be moving, we have added a connection to the other account, just to make it easier to post no matter which site we're working on. The main change is that there may be a difference in the display names when we post anything.

Phalaenopsis Orchids

Phalaenopsis Orchids

Photograph of variegated phalaenopsis orchids, arranged in cascading bouquets.

Phalaenopsis Orchids

Phalaenopsis Orchids

Variegated  phalaenopsis orchids of canary yellow, with deep pink tiger stripes.

Clam, Coral, and Anemones

This is an aquarium shot of a coral-reef section, with a live clam (open), coral, and anemones. The color-scheme is monochromatic, with pale pink tones overall. Please attribute D.K. Pritchett with the photograph. A link to Southern Muse, or to this blog, would be appreciated. No other caption is necessary.

Leopard Shark or Zebra Shark

Leopard Shark (or Zebra Shark): This is a snapshot of two sharks, in a nice tan and gray, almost monotone color scheme. This photo particularly shows a graceful interaction between the two sharks, which makes for a good composition. I'm not completely certain of the species. I looked at leopard sharks, zebra sharks, and nurse sharks when making the identification. Please attribute the original photograph to D.K. Pritchett. A link to Southern Muse would be appreciated, but is not required. You may edit or enhance the photo in any way that you like.

Bowmouth Guitarfish

Although this bowmouth guitarfish, or shark ray, is pictured in near-silhouette lighting, the strange, almost eerie eyes and mouth are slightly visible in the face. The back-lighting adds drama and interest. Feel free to edit and enhance the photograph in any way that you want. The fish could be lightened, while the backlit background could be darkened if needed. This fish is also known as a bowmouth wedgefish.

Please attribute photograph to D.K. Pritchett. A link to this blog or to Southern Muse would be appreciated. No other caption or description is necessary. This photograph was taken at the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, Georgia.

References:

Bowmouth Guitarfish (or Shark Ray) article on Wikipedia