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In the midst of Winter Storm Jonas, humans couldn't travel at all. But Tana Reiff stepped out into her own backyard and captured photographs of intrepid birds braving the blizzard. The images, shot through the falling snow, are pleasingly impressionistic. Try a mix-and-match of several shots for a unique wall arrangement. And these images look wonderful as throw pillows and shower curtains.

"Wildflowers Magnified" is a new gallery of painterly photographs by Tana Reiff. Images are cropped exclusively for 8" x 8" prints on paper, canvas, acrylic, or metal. These gorgeous extreme close-ups of nature's wonders can be combined for a stunning series display in your home or office. Take a stroll through the gallery at http://tana-reiff.artistwebsites.com.

Photographer Tana Reiff presents two new galleries: Spring in Lancaster County and Soothing Wall Art. The spring collection, captured in and around the Amish Country of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, features unique rural scenes as well as native wildflowers at Shenk's Ferry Wildflower Preserve. The new wall art collection was selected to evoke peaceful feelings and includes images suited to larger formats. They work especially well in hotels, offices, and rooms intended for relaxing. You are invited to peruse the new galleries to see which images will work best in your space.

Photographer Tana Reiff was delighted to hear FAA is now offering throw pillows. It's the ideal application for her growing collection of flower and wildflower photos. She has prepared 28 images (so far), cropped to fit as intended within the pillow margins. The gorgeous extreme closeups appear in a new gallery at http://tana-reiff.artistwebsites.com. Reiff welcomes presentation suggestions for future pillow offerings.

Tana Reiff is offering an impressive collection of photographs that show Lancaster County, Pennsylvania's "Amish Country" in a fresh way. A county resident, she explores the back roads in her back yard. Her eye catches sights not every tourist sees, resulting in intriguing compositions of texture, shape, and rhythm, along with a gallery of quaint signs. Shot from country roads and even inside and around real Amish farms, her photographs are a unique new look at old subjects that actually exist in the twenty-first century. The artistic images work beautifully in homes, offices, and commercial spaces, and as greeting cards. Initial reactions: "Fantastic!" "Fabulous!" "Wonderful!" "Beautiful! Just beautiful!"

Most people think of Amish Country photographs as a horse and buggy trotting along on a back road or a horse-drawn team plowing a field. Lovely, but photographer Tana Reiff of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, has a different twist. She zeroes in on the rich textures, shapes, and rhythms of buildings, landscapes, and scenes, producing a unique new look at this remarkable area. She shoots not only along country roads but inside and around real Amish farms. Prints are now available from fineartamerica.com. As old-fashioned as the subject matter may be, the photographs provide fresh, even contemporary, art for homes, offices, and commercial spaces.