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Lisa Geleide Photography Nature. Music. People. Moments. Photographer based in Ohio capturing wildlife, landscapes, live music, and outdoor portraits.

A portion of profits goes to conservation and other non-profits.

📸 Available for portraits, events, and concert photography.

Tranquil Reflections... Where the Water Holds the Quiet 🍂I could have stood here at Independence Dam for hours, watching...
10/27/2026

Tranquil Reflections... Where the Water Holds the Quiet 🍂

I could have stood here at Independence Dam for hours, watching the branches sway gently over the water and their reflections stretch across the surface. The golden leaves, the muted greens, the open sky — everything seemed to come together in a way that made me feel completely at ease. It was the kind of peaceful beauty that made me want to stay a little longer and take it all in.

🍂 Where the Trees Meet the WaterThe Blue Ridge Parkway has a way of making you want to stop at every turn, because you n...
10/26/2026

🍂 Where the Trees Meet the Water
The Blue Ridge Parkway has a way of making you want to stop at every turn, because you never know what kind of beauty is waiting just ahead. ❤️

During one of my trips there several years ago, I came across this beautiful scene. The old tree immediately caught my attention, with its twisted trunk and massive roots stretching across the forest floor toward the flowing water. There’s so much character in a tree like this, and I find myself wondering how many seasons it has witnessed.

The fiery autumn leaves, the cool colors of the creek, and the rugged beauty of the forest all came together in a scene that felt like it belonged in a storybook. It's one of those photographs that takes me right back to a place and time I'd love to experience all over again.

🍁 If you've ever traveled the Blue Ridge Parkway in autumn, you know just how incredible the scenery can be. What's your favorite season to explore the mountains?

🎃 Halloween Mini-Sessions! 📸Looking for a fun, timeless way to capture the magic of the season without the over-the-top ...
10/25/2026

🎃 Halloween Mini-Sessions! 📸

Looking for a fun, timeless way to capture the magic of the season without the over-the-top spooky chaos?

I am opening up a limited series of quick, beautiful morning and early afternoon mini-sessions at the gorgeous George Bible Park! Check out my costume photo below for some festive inspiration! Perfect for kids in costume, families, or couples who love a clean, classic natural look.

🗓️ When: Saturday, October 31, 2026 (Halloween!)
⏱️ Available Timeslots:
• 11:00 AM
• 11:45 AM
• 12:30 PM
• 1:15 PM
• 2:00 PM
• 2:45 PM

👉 Note: If none of these Saturday times work for your schedule, please message me directly! I have a few flexible openings on Friday afternoon or Sunday afternoon that we might be able to set up for you.

📍 Location: George Bible Park (Nestled among the gorgeous natural autumn trees and fallen leaves!)

✨ The Style: A minimal, natural setup designed to let your family’s personality—and costumes—shine bright against a beautiful landscape backdrop.

💰 Investment: $50 includes a fast, easy 20-minute session and 5-6 professionally edited digital images delivered straight to your own personal online gallery link on my website for easy high-resolution downloading.

⚠️ Reminder: Saturday sessions wrap up completely by 3:00 PM, well before the local 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM trick-or-treat hours, so your evening is completely open for candy and fun.

📩 How to Book: Comment below or send me a direct message to lock in your timeslot today! Let’s capture some magic! 🍂✨

The Art of Dissolving to Become 🌲✨A few days ago, my camera caught a fleeting, beautiful mystery hidden low in the damp ...
10/15/2026

The Art of Dissolving to Become 🌲✨

A few days ago, my camera caught a fleeting, beautiful mystery hidden low in the damp soil. At first glance, it looks like a delicate, hand-woven basket rimmed in polished black lacquer. But what you are actually looking at is a member of the Ink Cap family caught in a rare, breathtaking moment of biological alchemy.

Unlike most mushrooms that trust the wind to carry their legacy, the Ink Cap doesn’t wait. Through a process called deliquescence, it secretes its own digestive enzymes to actively dissolve itself from the bottom up. As the cap curls toward the sky, its gills melt into a thick, pitch-black ink that carries its spores back to the earth to begin again. It is a creature that literally consumes its old form to release its true life force.

In nature, there are no accidents—only mirrors. Finding this silent transformation on the forest floor felt like a direct whisper from the universe about the seasons we all must walk through.

Spiritually, the Ink Cap is the ultimate master of rebirth. It reminds us that there is a profound, holy medicine in allowing certain chapters, old skins, and restrictive boundaries to completely melt away. Sometimes, the heavy or dark experiences we endure aren’t meant to destroy us—they are meant to be transformed. Just as ancient scribes once gathered this mushroom’s black goo to use as permanent writing ink, we hold the power to take our darkest seasons and rewrite them into a beautiful story of resilience and wisdom.

Nature doesn't fear the breakdown because she knows the breakthrough is already written into her DNA. Trust the timing of your shedding. The old must dissolve so that the new can root. 🍄👁️🔮

Captured on the trail. Nature always keeps the channel open if you know how to look.

10/13/2026
A New Start... 🌅This morning, I stepped outside my house and found myself standing beside the cornfield, watching the sk...
10/09/2026

A New Start... 🌅
This morning, I stepped outside my house and found myself standing beside the cornfield, watching the sky come alive with color. I grabbed my camera, and a few minutes later, I had this photo.

Lately, I’ve started to feel a shift in my life. After a stretch of struggling to find my footing, I’m finally getting back to some of the things that used to make me feel like myself. I’m out walking in the mornings again, finding motivation I haven’t felt in a while, and starting to feel excited about what lies ahead instead of just worrying about what’s right in front of me.

I can’t tell you exactly what changed this past week, or why everything seems to be falling into place a little differently now. I just know that something feels different, and I want to hold on to that feeling.

Looking at this sunrise, with its golden light stretching across the horizon and the cornfield still sitting in shadow, I couldn't help thinking about where I am right now. I’m not where I want to be just yet, but I’m not standing still anymore, either.

And that feels like a pretty good place to begin. ❤️

I’ve been feeling a little guilty that I haven’t been posting as much lately. I know I’ve been pretty quiet, but the pas...
10/01/2026

I’ve been feeling a little guilty that I haven’t been posting as much lately. I know I’ve been pretty quiet, but the past couple of months have honestly been a lot.

I’ve managed to electrocute myself twice, have a severe allergic reaction, and fall hard enough to give myself a mild concussion. At this point, I’m really ready for life to give me a break from all these setbacks. 😅

I was out doing DoorDash in Bryan when I looked up and saw this. I couldn’t just drive past it without taking a photo.

It wasn’t some spectacular location or planned photography outing. Just a parking lot, a busy street, and a sunset doing what sunsets do. And yet, those colors instantly lifted my mood.

Photography has always given me a reason to notice the beauty around me, even when life feels like a lot. Tonight, I needed that little bit of beauty. ❤️

I may not be posting as often right now, but I’m still looking, still noticing, and still finding reasons to reach for my camera.

Another sunset at the Retention Pond… 🌅This sky felt like a whole range of emotions painted across the horizon.The deep ...
09/24/2026

Another sunset at the Retention Pond… 🌅
This sky felt like a whole range of emotions painted across the horizon.

The deep charcoal clouds carried the heaviness, while the gold, amber, and orange pushed through with a warmth that felt almost impossible to ignore. There was intensity in it, but also a softness underneath—like two very different feelings existing in the same moment.

And that reflection on the water… it pulled everything together. The sky above and below, darkness meeting light, all of it changing by the minute.

The beauty was in the way the darkness and warmth existed together. 📷

I think this sunrise was a turning point for me. 🌅After moving to the sunroom to sleep, I woke up to this beautiful sky ...
09/23/2026

I think this sunrise was a turning point for me. 🌅

After moving to the sunroom to sleep, I woke up to this beautiful sky outside the window. I grabbed my camera and ran outside, and standing there taking it all in had an impact on me that I didn’t expect.

I’ve been going through a really difficult time, and I’m still sick, but that morning something shifted. I felt motivated again. I started working on things again. I started creating again.

I don’t have everything figured out, but I feel more like myself than I have in a while. And right now, that feels pretty amazing. ❤️

Deep blues and purples settled into the horizon while brilliant oranges and pinks pushed through the clouds. The darker ...
09/20/2026

Deep blues and purples settled into the horizon while brilliant oranges and pinks pushed through the clouds. The darker tones felt like everything weighing on my mind, while those bursts of warm color felt like the pieces of hope and peace that were still there underneath it all.

None of the colors erased the others; they existed together, making something far more beautiful than any one of them could have created alone.

Standing there watching it unfold, I found myself feeling a little lighter.

The contrast between shadows and light, quiet and intensity, and all those colors coming together created a beauty that felt far more meaningful than anything I could have captured through my lens alone. ❤️

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