Yesterday, my photography club, the Shenandoah Photographic Society, held a photo shoot at the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley in Winchester, Virginia. We arrived in mid-morning and, after greeting each other following a long Covid-enforced separation, we each set out on our individual paths to photograph the environs. I chose to go to the garden area. The gardens were the formal gardens of the Glen Burnie House of James Woods, one of Winchester’s eighteenth century founders. The gardens feature many pathways leading to a variety of points of interest. The photos that follow reflect some of the sights that attracted my attention and that of my lens.
