Shooting days can be long and wearing. Early mornings, long days, and late nights. In the event of a marsh shoot, those circumstances are compounded by sand gnats, mosquitoes, fire ants, and anything else that can savage the legs of an unsuspecting television crew. But a beautiful sunset and brilliant sunrise will make you forget about all those things in a hurry.
We live in a beautiful place.
Georgia Outdoors photographer Shane braves the stinging insects to shoot some pretty pictures.
I took some stills on the shoot. This is a sunset over the west edge of Skidaway Island.
Sunset over the west side of Skidaway Island, with endangered Wood Storks.
Sunrise over the eastern edge of Skidaway Island.
Monday, October 1, 2007
Ignore the sand gnats, look at that sunrise.
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I think the pictures are beautiful! I can sympathise with you about the gnats and stinging bugs. I was in Moody's Forest and the second I got out of my car I was covered with mosquitoes, but the discomfort is worth it just to see what our state has to offer.
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