Paul Glover, Photographer

Slow down. Enjoy the view.

Little Details

Looking closely at the smaller details.

Sometimes the most interesting subjects are the ones most overlooked.

From a few inches to a few feet across, these are scenes which bring you right into the smaller details of a subject in nature.

A Lick of Snow
A Lick of Snow
A Riot of Leaves
A Riot of Leaves
Backlit Plant
Backlit Plant
Light vs dark. Warm vs cold. Fall leaves locked in swirls of winter ice, bathed partially in warm sunlight.
Balance
Bark I
Bark I
Bark II
Bark II
The aftermath of some freezing rain and temperatures. Small icicles hang in a row from a wooden painted deck rail.
Deck Icicles
This rock, emerging from the cracked and crusted-over snow which had enveloped it, caught my eye one morning while taking our dogs out for their morning walk. As soon as I was able, I returned with the camera to photograph it.
Emergent
Frozen Needles
Frozen Needles
Ice Storm
Ice Storm
Ice covering asphalt, forming a series of bands of darker and lighter areas where the ice thickness differs.
Icy Bands
Icy Fingers
Icy Fingers
Icy Roads
Icy Roads
Orange Tide
Orange Tide
Beneath the snow cover, life perseveres, waiting to emerge at the first opportunity.
Perseverance
First spring flowers of 2026. Purple on green.
Purple on Green
Red Sunflower
Red Sunflower
This tree root emerging from the wet fallen leaves around it makes a very saturated, yet monochromatic, image.The landscape is so vivid and contrasty after a rainfall.
Root in Wet Leaves
Roanoke River, Salem, Virginia.
Shoreline Rocks
Stand Out
Stand Out
Stand Out II
Stand Out II
Fall foliage frozen in place in a layer of ice over asphalt.
Trapped Under Ice