Hi! Earlier this week I flew down to Savannah with my kids. But it’s been rather strange looking back at this week’s photos. I kept finding a similar subject or theme but a complete contrast depending if I had shot the image in the Hamptons, New York or Savannah, Georgia.
Last Sunday we were in the woods in the Hamptons in New York State.
Then later this week I was either running alone – such as on Friday here – or walking with my children under grand oaks with branches covered in hanging moss in Savannah.
Three days later – on Thursday – I was on a real vintage steam train with Luce and Theo in Savannah.
One stop was inside the old maintenance shed covered inside in graffiti.
On Tuesday we were waiting for our flight at John F Kennedy airport in New York.
The next day we were enjoying the sunshine outside in Savannah, Georgia.
After the bold wild birds in our garden, I nearly didn’t see this frightened little bird – almost camouflaged on the city pavement.
(And in case you’re wondering I waited to make sure it was okay…it eventually flew to a nearby tree)
This weekend my two held a corn snake in Savannah as part of Earth Day celebrations. Rather a contrast to the furry creature they played with before we left.
And if you’re wondering about Savannah then have a look at my post with fragments of images from the historical district (and make sure you play the music at the same time).
But the best contrast for me in this week’s photos has been capturing flowers blooming everywhere down here in the South of USA… But that’s another post.
Hope you have a lovely week ahead.
Cheers, Kriss
Jaime Oliver says
Kriss some beautiful shots with some stunning effects. I have to say they are both so brave .. i could stand to hold a snake!
Kriss says
Snakes freak me out but my kids – especially my son – love them. Both held this corn snake and almost refused to give it back to the specialist!
chantelle hazelden says
I would never have been brave enough to hold that snake!!! fab pictures x
Kriss says
I had to tell my son off as he wanted to give the snake a kiss!!
Jo Layboujrn says
Snakes give me the shakes! 😉 they are braver than me! Lovely photo’s as usual Kriss. Savannah looks like a great place to visit x
Kriss says
Savnnah really is gorgeous. Thanks Jo.
76 sunflowers says
Looks like a lovely part of the world.Te big oaks are beautiful.
Kriss says
The oak trees are stunning and huge! There are garden squares throughout the downtown historicaL district filled with these oaks.
Amanda says
Beautiful photos, and the similarities between them are wonderful
brinabird and son says
I love the close up of their faces and the one with the corn snake is beautiful.
Sarah MumofThree World says
Such beautiful photos and lovely to see the contrast between the two places.
suzanne3childrenandit says
Sounds like you’ve had a fabulous week Kriss and what stunning photography! I particularly like the leafy wooded walk in the top photograph.
Su Tyler says
Fab photos. The kiddie ride looks rather neglected. I like the children’s faces on the snake picture.
TheBoyandMe says
The bokeh in the photo with your daughter is simply wonderful, such a clear photograph. You’ve certainly travelled around a lot this week, and a vintage steam train is one of the coolest ways to do it!
Thanks for linking up to Project 365.