Images from my scouting trip for the upcoming Winery Workshop in North Georgia.
These are recent photographs from some of the locations we will visit on August 22nd and 23rd,
and illustrate in-camera techniques we will review during the two day workshop.
Exploring this region is a real joy, from the scenic curving roads, the real and artfully prepared food, and the open kindness of the people. The gentle mountains are dressed in ever changing colors and I found many hidden views
and landscapes to explore with my photography students.
The tallest falls east of the Mississippi – Amicalola is the Cherokee word for “Tumbling Waters”
A view between the vines at Frogtown – This photographic technique illustrates a subtle painterly effect
Heirloom Mini Tomatoes from The Dahlonega Farmer’s Market, Downtown at Hancock Park
Grapes on the Vine at Frogtown
Luscious White Grapes at Frogtown
Blue Mountains roll in the distant landscape
Jelly and Jam Jars – Homemade offerings at the Dahlonega Farmer’s Market
Fun at Night on the Historic Square – Main Street Dahlonega
Tractor and Farmhouse in the Nearby Countryside
Wine Tasting at Monteluce – Amazing Wine and Ambiance – creates a perfect balance of the old and modern world
all photographs ©2014 Robin Davis