Last Flower

Anticipation

Splash of Color

In Flight

Red Leaf

Dreamtime

Shoes

Light in the Rain

It took several shots to get one with the rain dripping off the light.

Ducking From the Seagulls

The little kitten would scurry into his shelter when seagulls would swoop too close.

Dock Orphan

I started feeding this little kitten. He took food from my hand but as soon as I tried to pet him, he run under the pier where he lives. Others feed him and another cat.

Rainy Day

Bobwhite Quail

After days of hearing the bobwhite calling, I was finally able to see him and take some shots.

Water and Concrete

On a rainy day, it's almost like the water from Biloxi Back Bay melds into the concrete of the boat launches.

American Bittern

I spied this American bittern. He appears to be a juvenile.

Tranquil

Feeding Each Other

Flower Girl

Life and Death

A blue crab feeds on a dead red snapper.

Together at Last

Targeted

An osprey has a small bird in it's sights.

May Bride

Safe Landing

Tight Rope

Together

Hunter

Plastic Sunset

Concentration

In the Branches

Sunset Shapes

Infinity

Going Toward Her Future

My nephew's bride. Both were anxious and excited. Mazel tov to the happy couple!

Water Palace

Bypassed

When you are commuting home, do you ever wonder what is under the overpasses?

There are homeless living under interstate overpasses. Some leave their belongings while they go to work via bicycle.


Some wash their clothes in nearby water.


Some try to keep their living area as neat as possible. The sleeping bag is rolled up and placed for safekeeping.


Since Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Mississippi Gulf Coast, the number of homeless have increased. Homes and apartments were lost and affordable housing could not be find. I see a lot of them and many have bicycles by which they make their commute to work.

Asymmetrical

Dock Art

Old Oak

Box

Water Puzzle

Orb

Boat Docks

Be Happy

Reaching

On August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina slammed into my hometown of Gulfport. I was one of the 3,000 lucky homeowners who didn't file an insurance claim. Hurricane Katrina whipped the soffit and fascia of the south and east sides of my home. During the weekend of March 19, 2009, I was finally able to have my home repaired. I grabbed my camera when I saw the silhouette created through the linen curtains.

Hammer

On August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina slammed into my hometown of Gulfport. I was one of the 3,000 lucky homeowners who didn't file an insurance claim. Hurricane Katrina whipped the soffit and fascia of the south and east sides of my home. During the weekend of March 19, 2009, I was finally able to have my home repaired. I grabbed my camera when I saw the silhouette created through the linen curtains.

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Morning Web

Luis

David's Fish Camp

Geometry