In this edition of the Charles Bush Photography Newsletter, we highlight our consulting services, including disaster preparedness and recovery plans, Nikon camera assistance, and image processing software support. We invite you to join our immersive Fall and Spring Tours, exploring the captivating cypress trees and vibrant birdlife of Southern Louisiana. Additionally, we emphasize the importance of disaster preparedness with tips for protecting your data and equipment during power outages and natural disasters. Our comprehensive guidance aims to ensure you are well-prepared and equipped to capture stunning photographs in any situation.
Yesterday, March 18th, 2017, I made my first trip to check out the sites I use for my April and May Louisiana Bird Photography Tours. I visited Lake Martin, Jefferson Island, and the Wading Bird Rookery located in Klondike Louisiana.
There are many foggy mornings in Southern Louisiana. This is very fortunate! I love to photograph Foggy Cypress Scenes over the water. The limited vision afforded by the fog enables the trees to be seen against a stark white background. Even better, mornings with low lying fog allow the photographer to create stunning images of the fog appearing to be on fire.
Living in Southern Louisiana, we are surrounded by water. Over 40 percent of the wetlands in the lower 48 states are within Louisiana. The crown jewel of Louisiana Wetlands is the Atchafalaya Basin. The Atchafalaya Basin is North America's largest swamp and has an abundance of wildlife. With all this water, a nature photographer in Southern Louisiana will at some point spend time photographing from a boat.
