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Leaves of the shagbark hickory tree begin to spread out during spring at the Burnidge Forest Preserve
This had been a beautiful spring sunrise landscape scene to photograph on this June morning at Wildflower Park
teasel weed and a few giant ragweed plants
eastern daisy fleabane
FINDING A PLACE TO CATCH THE SUNRISE STARBURSTS Leaves of the shagbark hickoryOvernight we had 2 3 inches of snow and the forecast for this morning was to be sunny with a few clouds, so I decided to brave the frigid 18F temperature to catch this sunrise in the park. Combining the recent snowfall and the sunshine predicted, I set out to photograph the sunrise. As I was trekking along, I was thinking where I would photograph the sunrise and thought that the bridge over a frozen South Fork Kishwaukee River would be a good place to
