Anticipation

Red Leaf

Rainy Day

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.

Targeted

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

Tight Rope

Plastic Sunset

In the Branches

Infinity

Water Palace

Asymmetrical

Box

Orb

Boat Docks

Marshland

Exposure

I was experimenting with the different settings on my Nikon D50. For this picute, the white balance was set to flash. The aperture was 4.80. I was using a zoom lens. The exposure time was 1.25 seconds.

A boat had passed by about 30 seconds earlier. All of these factors combined to make an ethereal picture of pelicans sitting on a damaged pier.

Polarization

I enjoy the photography in National Geographic. Lately, I've been reading some of their photography tips. One suggested using your sunglasses as a filter. Since I don't have any filters, I decided to give it a try. The above photo is the result. I like it. Now I'll have to invest in filters for my Nikon D50.

Quiet Marsh

Timeless

Suspended

Photoshop can be a lot of fun. The original shot is of some debris caught on the pilings leading to the Biloxi Bay Bridge.