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JAN-2005 Breland

Just Reflections

Manchac

Could not resist this shot with all the different reflections in it. I like this bayou for all the different and unique camps along it. In time Gayle and I might each have a gallery of just them.

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Karen Stuebing15-Jan-2005 16:06
Great reflections and shot. I think a gallery of the old camps would be cool.
Guest 15-Jan-2005 13:45
nice capture. love the reflection. it is like glass.
Paul Dovie Jr15-Jan-2005 04:16
It is a place I also enjoy. Great photo Breland.
Elaine (etfitz)15-Jan-2005 02:34
Wonderful reflections and colors! So many great things to see!
jypsee14-Jan-2005 19:00
Still water is always fascinating.... but, those fishing camps always look like a guy with a double barrel will come charging out and take a shot.
Lee Rudd14-Jan-2005 18:13
what an amazing collection of different shapes... well captured
laine8214-Jan-2005 17:42
Not a lot of hours spent on upkeeping on the old place, but what the heck, he's there to fish not entertain hehee !! Super reflections, Breland.
Coleen Perilloux Landry14-Jan-2005 16:23
Breland, it's amazing how we are photographing places that we overlooked for so many years. And, getting such great photographs from them! The reflections here are wonderful.
poetry66614-Jan-2005 15:45
Great reflections...well done!
CDS14-Jan-2005 15:13
looks like a nice exploring area, I'd love to see more of it :)
Gary Hebert14-Jan-2005 15:13
I like the mood, colors and reflections... reminds me of my trip in the Louisiana swamp. Would like it to be sharper and recommend using a tripod. Makes me want to start planning for another trip to the Jazz Festival. :)