Ray Tolomeo Photogallery

With a nod to the late, great Ronnie James Dio, a place for my images caught in time.

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I have found that photographing flowers can be a very nice way to relax. They don't ever say it is not a good time nor ever complain that it is not their "good side."

Calla Lily, July 2, 2022

The Calla Lilies in my front yard garden simply exploded this year. Although the color version was nice, I thought it was much more majestic and bold in black and white.

Garden Rose Bouquet, May 28, 2021

Like I said, and those of you that have been here a while know, it is that time of year and I do like shooting these little set-ups. Shot on my family room mantle.

Misty Tulip, April 10, 2021

Spring is certainly taking its sweet time getting here, if you were to judge by temperature. But with the longer days comes the blooming of the flowers and wonderful combination of colors and misty mornings. This is from my front yard garden.

Crocus, March 15, 2020

Those of you that have been here a while know that I love getting rid of winter, macro shots, and looking to see what I can see through rain drops. Here you go.......

Garden lilly, July 3, 2020

Up close and personal.

Tulip and azaleas, April 11, 2020

I liked how the afternoon sunlight was coming through the tulip while leaving the azaleas in the shade.

Backyard Ferns, May 26, 2019

One year ferns just started to grow around our back deck. Now we have two or three different varieties growing. Fond memories of the fern bed that my grandmother had in her garden.

Edible landscape, August 30, 2009

A lacrosse tournament to the south happened to coincide with Markus Rothkranz, an artist friend, visiting Edible Landscaping, and provided us the opportunity to meet in person. These two photographs ended up being my first published work when Markus used them on his, Free Food & Medicine 5 DVD Set.

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