There’s only one thing I like better than looking out at the bayou first thing each morning . . . looking out at the moon setting over the bayou.
Once again, I really need a tripod. I took this with no flash, holding the shutter open as long as I dared, while backed up against a porch post to hold steady–but sill not steady enough. I remind myself while I’m shooting, that professionals shoot hundreds of shots just to get that one perfect shot.
Today was a very long day for me. The annual writers’ conference was held at our main branch library in the thriving metropolis of Houma, LA. Even though my book has been out for three years, an invitation to sit at a table all day long and peddle my book still appeals to me. That’s…
Sometimes, Life throws an amazing curve ball, like the one I was thrown last spring when I launched the first Bayou Woman Adventure. Utilizing the avenue of social media via Facebook, I pitched it out there, and it went straight for a bit, and then that ball made the most awesome curve, and who knew what kind of game that would lead to?
Hands down, June is the busiest month in my little fishing community. It is the prime month for fishing tournaments, called rodeos, and as a result, prime time for camp rentals. That means I’ve been super busy booking the camp and cleaning it and doing laundry. School is out, while schools of trout make their…
Recently, some of us bloggers played a game of tag. Once tagged, we had to post 7 weird things about ourselves. Well, I just want to tell all you of who commented or emailed me about being afraid to cut my hair. It’s not a drastic change, but I went to the “beauty shop” (old…
It was my great pleasure to bring in the new year with a fishing trip on January 3rd with the distinguished Dr. Kenneth Klaus, of Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, LA. Along with him were his two sons, musical geniuses in their own right.
It’s a Reading Treasure Hunt, and it goes like this . . . and the prize is a BW 8 x 10 original photo.
That’s pretty amazing for no tripod. The one thing I like most about digital photography is the way I can take hundreds of photos, and just DELETE the ones I don’t like. I take so many more pictures now that I don’t have to pay first to decide I don’t like them.
Oh I agree that digital makes things so much easier, and cheaper!!! The green dots are the only thing I don’t like about the photo. Not sure what makes those appear. Need to do a little more homework, because there was no flash involved. That was all natural light.
It looks pretty darned good to me. I am surprised we didn’t see each other out there – I was on my porch trying to get the same shot last night. Yours came out a lot better than mine!
You still managed to get some beautiful shots of your view, though!