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A photo from inside Fort Morgan, Alabama. The historic fort was built on the site of the earlier Fort Bowyer, an earthen fortification involved in the final land battles of the War of 1812.
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I loved the light in this shot! I just barely caught the cast net! Friendly little boy! I think he was enjoying having his picture taken! :) I did ask! :)
Many of the bay houses on Mobile Bay's eastern shore are very elegant and include significant bay front footage. These estates build pier or wharf houses, where much of the neighborhood's social events occur. These are in the Point Clear area.
On a birdless, nearly cloudless day, even the sunlight turned harsh and lit everything up differently.than usual. As I sit here in the 30 degree temperatures, all I can think is I'm ready for spring.
A brilliantly orange sunset over Mobile Bay, Alabama. Hard to beat those sunsets and the nice cool breeze that rolls in off the water in fall.
This was taken in Fairhope, Alabama on a very stormy day. The waves were washing over the fence and almost got me and my camera.
Cloudless sunset over Mobile Bay, as the cold winds blow in. Hard to believe it's getting this cold already. I mean, sure it's coming up on Thanksgiving, but still. I prefer the warmer weather! None of the usual brigade of herons was present, just me, the wind, and the sun.
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The final section of our visit was at the waterfront by Mobile Bay and the Fairhope Municipal Pier. We stayed till dusk to enjoy the bay in ... #etbtsy
Continued on my blog: Alabama 2023, Part VI, Fairhope
Photographed with a 35mm Nikon FE camera on Ilford Delta 100 black and white negative film, developed in replenished D-23 developer.