Latest imagery from Jekyll Island, Georgia.
Like I think I mentioned in the last post, I’ve been really busy this summer. I’m not sure doing what – since my stack of photos hasn’t gotten much larger. So, I don’t think I’ve been doing enough shooting. Maybe its me just avoiding the heat. Its been a record setting summer here in the South, just awful.
I really hate heat. I mean, if its really warm, I just look for a cave to crawl in. Thats the biggest reason I don’t shoot as much as I want in the summer. The other reason, kudzu and weeds. I’d say over half my work involves the landscape – and when its covered in kudzu…well it can get a little boring.
Anyway, those are all great excuses, but they don’t mean a thing. I know plenty of photographers who don’t let that stop them, so no excuses.
I said all that, to say that I did get a couple days down at Jekyll Island, Georgia. Ironically it decided to rain there – which meant less opportunities. I got one evening – between storms – to setup my tripod and equipment on the driftwood beach, and snap some shots.
So, here I am – its going to rain soon, there are biting gnats everywhere and the tide is coming in. I managed to slap away the bugs, even after getting bit probably 100 times, and get a few decent images. By the time I left – the tripod and me are up to our knees in sea water.
So, take a look below. All of these pieces are available for purchase in my gallery. I hope you enjoy them!
