I’ve recently started experimenting with shooting (black and white) film and received my first set of scans back. I’ll go ahead and state the (“cliché“)obvious – “I’ve got a lot to learn”. But so far, I like it. The whole experience is so much different from digital. The photography process is way slower and more […]
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For as long as I can remember, “The Feed Mill” (as it was always called)has stood in one form or another in Choudrant, Louisiana, where the Railroad tracks intersect (Highway)LA 145. And, you didn’t need to physically see it to know it was there either. Yes, it was quite pungent 👃🦨. The Feed Mill operated
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There is no shortage of hummingbirds this time of year in Louisiana. We normally fill up our small feeders 3 or 4 times daily. And they are getting more and more used to our presence, so I’ve been able to stand closer to where the feeders are hanging without spooking them off. Which in turn
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Happy 250th birthday, America! Old Glory is still standing because we refuse to let her fall. The United States of America is the best country on earth, and I’m proud to be an American. God bless the USA 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 #merica I visited 3 local small Louisiana towns on July 4th, 2026, to document our
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I used to live in Dubach, Louisiana, in the early 2000’s and drove to the Downsville area a lot for work on LA 151, and have passed this old concrete structure more times than I can count. I recently went back there to document it with my camera and still don’t know what it was
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Observations from a small cemetery hidden along a Louisiana backroad
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There is something familiar about old country churches in Louisiana. They are all unique in their own way, but do share some similarities. What I notice most is the design, architecture, color, and feel. The era for a lot of them may be the same, too. Their stories are different. And I think that is
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Sometimes the long way around pays the biggest reward. I had been out driving backroads for a while when I decided to make somewhat of a U-turn on the next road and head back towards home. But halfway through the left turn, I straightened my wheels and took to climbing the hill on the dirt
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It seems like I’m seeing more and more places like this lately (or I’m noticing them more through photography). Old homes from a bygone era are slowly being claimed by Father Time. What sticks with me most is that, at one point, this was someone’s home. Someone built a life here. That’s a big part
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On the same day and not far down the road from A Church With No Congregation, I noticed this abandoned structure. I’m not sure if it was an old house or some kind of general store or other ‘quick-stop’ type of place. As a matter of fact, I photographed this building first, and the morning
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