park – Ruth E. Hendricks Photography

As predicted, more to come

First snow post you saw the view from the back.
This is the view from the front.

Good soup, hot tea and knitting weather. Not good if you have to be out on the road.

January 16, 2022 by Ruth Categories: Photography, Pittsburgh PhotographyTags: available light, city scene, neighborhood, park, photography, Pittsburgh PA, postaday, snow, weather, winter 8 Comments

Silent Sunday

December 18, 2021 by Ruth Categories: PhotographyTags: Christmas Tree, city scene, Highlamd Park, neighborhood, night photography, park, photography, Pittsburgh PA, postaday 6 Comments

Monday morning we went to the playground in Upper Arlington. Ohio. Charlie and his friends didn’t mind playing in the heat but I found this lovely bench in the shade. As I sat and knit on a sock, I noticed this plaque in the cement. I don’t know who Cornelia R. Pond was but her son Jim took good care of her and donated the park bench in her memory.

July 1, 2021 by Ruth Categories: PhotographyTags: Columbus OH. park bench, commemorative plaque, family, memorial, park, photography, postaday, travel, Upper Arlington OH 4 Comments

Budding Pinecones

Two different types of pine trees in Ohio.

Everything you want to know about Conifer Cones is here

North of Columbus – in Mark snd Erika’s backyard .

June 28, 2021 by Ruth Categories: Photography, treesTags: Columbus OH, conifer, conifer cone, coniferous treees, park, photography, pine cones, postaday, tree 7 Comments

View from Little Island-Guest Blog

My sister sent me this photo of the view from Little Island – Hudson River Park, which just opened May 21st.

An article with more photos of the new park in this NYTimes article

June 2, 2021 by Ruth Categories: PhotographyTags: architecture, city scene, family, guest blog, Hudson River Park, Little Island, New York City, park, photography, postaday 3 Comments

Inniswood Metro Garden

Inniswood Metro Garden is in Westerville Ohio.

It was a beautiful Spring day to explore the park with Laura and Charlie.

Two sisters, Grace and Mary Innis, donated their 37 acre estate and there’s a Sisters’ Garden dedicated to their memory. Either the treehouse or the brick walled Secret Garden might have been Charlie’s favorite place to play.