Photo Galleries
A photo says a thousand words
October Flight
Click on a photo to start the narration
Don’t get me wrong:
I love the artwork in museums.
Photos plus an audio tour
But that doesn’t mean I know what I’m looking at. That’s why the audio tour is so essential. Remember when they used to hand you a handheld device or a headset. I’m pretty sure today you just sign up with a code on your iPhone or equivalent. What I like most about the audio tour is that it makes me feel like I’m an insider, and that I’m getting secrets and being clued into little details that I would have otherwise missed.
I‘m not saying my photos are on par with the Louvre or the Metropolitan Museum of Art or even Clyde Butcher’s galleries, but every photographer has a story to tell about every photo they take that’s lost with only a simple caption or no explanation at all.
With that being said, if perchance you listen, please drop off your audio devices in the basket before exiting the website. And don’t forget to stop at the museum shop on your way out. Hint: There is no museum site, you’ll have to pretend.
Scenic Views
A sampling of swamp scenery
I may not have the best camera …
Nor am I always patient to wait for the perfect light.
But I know a good view when I see one and take a photo whenever I can.
Water Control
A sampling of waterworks
Some shun photos of concrete …
In favor of more naturalistic scenes.
But I’ve always had a weak spot in my heart for water management structures and canals. But what exactly the pond apples are dong in this gallery I’m not quite sure.
