Margie Greer Photography

Margie Greer Photography Photography gives me the tools to share what I see with my heart. DREAM BIG. LOVE MATTERS. GOD IS FAITHFUL.

The purpose of this page is to share with you the faces, places and critters that have captured my attention as I travel, work or play.

Looks like a Teddy bear!  Using my long lens, I was able to capture this Alaska Brown Bear walking by totally unbothered...
07/26/2026

Looks like a Teddy bear! Using my long lens, I was able to capture this Alaska Brown Bear walking by totally unbothered by spectators.

Shades of a sunset shared with friends on the Blue Ridge Parkway Monday night.
06/19/2026

Shades of a sunset shared with friends on the Blue Ridge Parkway Monday night.

I stayed at Town Creek Farm on Adair Mill for 4 hours Saturday morning with hopes to get a few images that might reflect...
06/14/2026

I stayed at Town Creek Farm on Adair Mill for 4 hours Saturday morning with hopes to get a few images that might reflect the feel of the Appalachian region for a project I'm working on this summer. To my delight I met the owner of the property, Thomas Lott. We enjoyed a long and interesting conversation. I quickly realized how much this pioneer log village meant to him. He gave me permission to photograph inside. Thomas began building these primitive structures in about 1994 because he wanted to build an authentic Appalachia log cabin. He enjoyed the process so much that he continued adding a church, tool shed, well house, carriage house and 4 barns, about 20 structures. He traveled extensively learning the primitive techniques and visiting other villages around the country. He designed his own lathes and tools to build the structures and gave demostrations and instruction to others who wanted to learn the craft. He hired historians and craftsmen to hewn timber and notch logs. Tom made all the wooden pegs. Did you notice the stained glass window in the church? Tom remembers a local pastor who came numerous times early in the morning to pray and meditate as he waited for the sun to come shining through the stained glass of Jesus kneeling to pray in the garden. There has been weddings there and sadly, just about a month ago, his wife's memorial. Tom’s lungs were wrecked by covid and he is legally blind by that doesn’t slow him down. With oxygen tank in tow, he drives around the property with speed and confidence relying soley on his memory and the outlines of dark shapes that he recognizes. He drove me to my truck with no problem! Meeting Tom was the highlight of my trip to Lott Mill.

Photo Competition organized by Phinizy Center for Water Sciences in Augusta, GA, a non-profit raising funds for thier sc...
05/14/2026

Photo Competition organized by Phinizy Center for Water Sciences in Augusta, GA, a non-profit raising funds for thier science, research and educational programs regarding sustainable watersheds, river and fresh water studies throughout the southeastern region. Photos are all from the Phinizy Center's Nature Park. www.phinizycenter.org There is a photo gallery of Grand Prize winners from past years on their website with some really great images. Facebook uses will be able to vote for their favorite entries!! More details later. https://www.facebook.com/phinizyswamp/

I have a new appreciation for wildlife photographers.  It's a challenge!  I am not a bird photographer, yet. I'm a begin...
05/03/2026

I have a new appreciation for wildlife photographers. It's a challenge! I am not a bird photographer, yet. I'm a beginner. I'm not only learning a new technique, I am experimenting with a new long lens. Canon RF 100-400 F5.6-8 IS USM. I followed this bird along the edge Woody Pond at Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge for a while. I was surprised to capture this image of him catching a fish! It happened so fast. I wasn't sure I got it. Unfortunately he also snatched up a stick with his catch, so not the ideal photograph.

On Jekyll Island beach photographing the Milky Way and look what came shooting across the sky!  April 21, 2026, 2:53am. ...
05/03/2026

On Jekyll Island beach photographing the Milky Way and look what came shooting across the sky! April 21, 2026, 2:53am. EDT
GPS III SV 10, space X, Tenth of ten GPS III Missions from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station

Watson Mill Bridge State Park was another stop on my way home from the GNPA Expo in Comer, GA located on the South Fork ...
05/03/2026

Watson Mill Bridge State Park was another stop on my way home from the GNPA Expo in Comer, GA located on the South Fork Broad River. This covered bridge is 229 feet long, built in 1885 and restored in 1973. Below the bridge where I took this photo are lots of places to climb around on the rocks and explore. Another stop in Comer was Maggie's Cafe! Great food!

Peaceful soft light among huge crowds at Gibbs Gardens. Even when the daffodils are fading there is still potential for ...
03/20/2026

Peaceful soft light among huge crowds at Gibbs Gardens. Even when the daffodils are fading there is still potential for a photograph. This is a vertical ICM from a corner of the daffodil gardens.

A splash of spring color with a creative twist of the wrist using (ICM) Intentional Camera Movement.  Colorful tulips at...
03/20/2026

A splash of spring color with a creative twist of the wrist using (ICM) Intentional Camera Movement. Colorful tulips at Gibbs Gardens.

I've always wanted to do a coffee table book about dog owners that look like their dogs. I've seen quite a few.  They al...
02/18/2026

I've always wanted to do a coffee table book about dog owners that look like their dogs. I've seen quite a few. They always catch my eye. I've held onto this snapshot for years and kept it in a drawer in my office. I asked permission to take this photo. She was reluctant.

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