Brown pelican taken in Ocean Springs. Shot handheld with my Nikon D600 and Nikon 70-200VR using a 20E III 2x teleconverter.

Biloxi Lighthouse and pier as viewed from the Biloxi, Ms. visitor center.

I drove around to the end of the new fishing pier by the Palace Casino to see if I could get a shot of the shrimp boat below but the fog got much worse. While waiting for the fog to clear I took this shot with the Ocean Springs Biloxi bridge in the background concealed by the fog.

Shrimp boat in the fog leaving for a d ay of fishing. Taken in Back Bay just east of Boomtown Casino. I followed it along the shore to see if I could get a closer shot but within two or three minutes it disappeared completely in the fog.

Taken on the new fishing pier in Biloxi by the Palace Casino.

Pascagoula After the Storm

The Old Place on a Foggy Night

Pelican Portrait

Before it was the Finest Grind

So Long, and thanks for all the fish!

Develop your digital film

Here's a before and after of a RAW image I downloaded from an online contest. I won't be entering my edit because you have to sign up for a course. Anyway, as many of you know, I always advocate shooting in RAW. Hopefully I did a good enough job that some of you jpg-only shooters might consider RAW. The "before" image is a screenshot of the raw image before any editing.

Snowy Egret having lunch.

Looking down the beach in Biloxi, Ms.

Great Egret in a dead tree near waters edge.

This was shot from the fifth floor of the parking garage at the Hard Rock in Biloxi,Ms.

Photo from Cruisin the Coast October 2013. This is one of over 7,000 registered cars. They also estimated that there was approximately 3,000 additional unregistered cars and trucks. If you would like to see more pictures they can be seen HERE on my website.

                      Easy to see why they like this spot

                      Dragonfly for a snack

Showing off a new hairdo