Callaway Gardens Chapel - Pine Mountain Georgia

Thank you geoff

Thank you very much Jan!

Thank you for the kind and encouraging words Debra and Dave. Thank you for the vote as well. I did want to comment too that all of your work is inspiring and very appealing.

Thank you James for the vote and the nice words. The Callaway Chapel is a very pretty place, if you are ever in the deep South you can easily spend the day at the Gardens and preserve. The chapel and flowers are definitely the highlights.

Thank you very much Pamela for the vote and for the nice words about the composition. Composition is something that I think is a life long lesson. I am always striving to improve the composition in my photographs and I am always trying to find new ways to express the best composition in my photography. Thanks again and have a nice day.

Thank you Angela, I love that group!

Thanks for the kind words Nick. I have taken pictures of the Callaway chapel in all seasons and the Spring and summers months are my favorites with all of the greenery from the trees. Thanks again.

Thank you Jack for the kind words and the vote.

Thank you very much Mr. D for the compliment and thanks for the vote.

Thank you Joan. The chapel at Callaway Gardens is a really special place. My countryside around Callaway Gardens is pretty much off of the tourist map but is a reaally pretty area. After travelling around the South I come back home and say to myself it really is pretty around here. Thanks and have a good night.

Thank you very much Laura. Callaway Gardens in Georgia is a special place with gardens, lakes, many flowers and alot of great low mountain scenery around the area and the chapel is perhaps the crown jewel of the entire preserve. The interior is great as well. All of the stained glass was given to the Callaway family by Mr. Tiffany of Tiffany's of New York. If you ever come to the deep South it is a very special place to visit locate about and hour south of Atlanta. Our largest state park FDR state park is nearby with some of the oldest mountains in the east and FDR's Little White House is nearby as well. Thanks for the comments and have a good evening. Michael