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The photography blog of Victoria Bennett Beyer, featuring travel photographs from road trips across America and botanical photography of plants, flowers and leaves.
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Can you believe that in the 11 years that I have lived in Pittsburgh, I have never been to Mt. Washington to see the sun rise over the city? Yesterday I woke up early and could not go back to sleep, so I just headed that way instead, and was rewarded with a pretty start to my day.
My spring is not complete without visiting the Trillium Trail in Pittsburgh. It’s absolutely stunning when all the trillium are blooming, but I never feel like I can capture it adequately in a photo. The blooms are just so delicate, dotting the woodland floor, and my head is just swiveling when I walk, trying to take it all in. I can’t ever fit enough of it into the frame. But, every year, I try.
I was downtown running some errands so I made sure to stop by this beautiful cherry tree that blossoms against this pink storefront. Isn’t it about the Springiest scene you can imagine?
I took a day last weekend to visit the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden, located in Collier Township. There are three miles of trails that wander the 460 acres. It was a beautiful day for it, and the goldenrod and asters were abundant and bright.
I look forward to returning here with my daughter, as it has several areas that would be fun for kids of any age, including a sand pit, a huge sculpture of a fire pit that you can climb, and cute little buildings like the one above, which look like a perfect place to stop and read a book.
