1) Weather was perfect this weekend so I decided to lead a trip for the kayak club. As we were waiting for everyone to get underway, Morgan's kayak reflection presented a photo opp. |
2) We are headed out Byrnes Lake to the Tensaw River - left to right, David, Morgan, Ken and Tracy. |
3) The current was predictably strong due to the flooding conditions up river. What was unexpected was to see a bald eagle (small dot on the top middle of the photo). |
4) It is a rare treat around here to see such a magnificent bird. Only my second sighting of a bald eagle in the Delta. |
5) David glides across the Tensaw River (pun intended). For those puzzled, David is paddling my old Seda "Glider" kayak. |
6) Ken prepares to take a photo of his son Morgan. While the waters on the Tensaw appear to be calm, the current was over 2 mph. If you stopped paddling, you were going backwards almost instantly. |
7) It took a while but we finally made the 3/4 mile trek across the Tensaw River to Gravine Island. The beach appears to have taken a pounding from tropical storm Ida. |
8) Saw some pig tracks and these odd looking tracks which no one could identify. Anyone know what leaves this kind of track? Update: A search on the internet seems to show these are opossum tracks. |
9) I've always wondered why there aren't turtle skeletons all over. Today Tracy found a turtle (expired), and it appears the shells decompose very quickly by falling apart into dust. That's why... |
10) This was taken in the Briar Creek tributary. We only saw one alligator on this trip. |
11) Ken paddles by some Bur-Marigold flowers up in the tributary off Big Briar Creek. |
12) The tributary finally narrows down and gets clogged with vegetation. |
13) Shot of Tracy as we were headed back to Gravine Island for another break. |
How would I request permission to use one of your photos in a brochure?
ReplyDeleteYou would need to ask the copyright holder telling him what the brochure is for, whether the brochure is being used for a profit oriented purpose and whether the photographer will receive credit in the brochure for being the author of the photo.
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