lay of the Atchabalaya Basin by jocko500
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is a MU video of many artists here on RR and one that is not but he super . the whole video is super check out MagikUnicorn gallery too he do wonderful art
This is a bigger shot of the Atchabalaya Basin. It over 400,000 square miles big I think. It big but this little slice of the life and way people come here and party and fish when they have time off. This is a very small part here.
I do not know why it came out like what you see. Look like blocks of shapes put together but I posting it to show how the lifeboat camp and other camps is line up. The cyprees house camp is just out the photo on the left side. All have to be reach by boat.
Lot of native Indians use to live out here but they life stye was cut as the hurrcane in 1957 came ashore {Audrey]. I heard they lived out here and was not told about the storm comeing. Had no radio and no time for the elders of the tride to go and warn them[plus they did not think it be that bad; they weather out hurrcanes before] Many 100's could not be find after the storm so if you look at the recorde and see 500 plus people that die; add many 100's that could not be accorded for that lived out here in the Atchabalaya Basin. They die too but the bodies was never find.
thanks for looking and commenting
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I just comeing out of a water lane that I may post to show you what it looks like I moveing in a boat as I shot. surpise any came out
Excxellent capture and atmosphere, Jock!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_tPQKAWM_M here the link to the video . the one I put up there under photo did not work lol
MagikUnicorn video beautiful area and when I worked at Nichols state university in the early 70's one of the carpenters that I hired wanted me to go out with him in the swamp but I declined. another carpenter had to park his car and take a small boat even to get to his house.an everyday thing
that is awesome nice work:)
Impressive shot, the POV is fantastic!
The POV is great, almost feels like I'm right in a boat, another great foto of an amazing place. And the history you give with it makes it even better!!
See, this is how it is....when the weather is nice they stay in the house, and when the weather is yucky=SUBMARINE! lol q-: Excellent pic! (:
Great shot and interesting history, Jocko!
interesting history there jock!!!
Yeah, there some good fishin and some good boudant up in there!!!
This is great scene for putting it all into perspective. Sad story about the people, though. It probably seemed to them a really good area to live in, too. It's nice to be able to put it all on the map, too-- understanding the area at least a little more clearly.
wonderful story of a wondrous part of the world... great pic!
I know you keep saying you can't spell and that Jocko, but your narrative with each picture is interesting and informative, I wish a whole lot more people did what you do. I love the way you most times add a bit more as a comment as you read other comments and things come back to you, fantastic. I have to agree with those before me Jocko, a great pov, showing us the wider picture, a totally different life style. Bravo!!!!!
Excellent photography done Jocko! Muis
Very interesting work and excellent commentary. Thanks!
COOL SHOT JOCK
I totally agree with JeffG7BRJ on your comments. Half of your postings are your comments. I love reading about the history of your images, or how you arrived at them, or what you saw there .. you've the very best comments. And quite frankly, I could care how you spell what you write, as long as I can read it! Cool shot, I like seeing how it looks all together. Gives me an idea what this part of the Basin looks like.
Another cool shot Jock :)
a fascinating area full of history and mystery.
EXCELLENT CAPTURE & COLORS !!!!!
A wonderful shot Jock. I like your historic narrative about this place and this picture (just like many others you have posted in the past) truly reflects Louisiana being known as a sportmens paradise, Sig...
I like how this came out. It looks like a watercolor. Another interesting history lesson makes me want to visit Louisiana for the food, music and the swamp.
Impressive capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great perspective shot, and I love all the information you provide. You make Louisiana come alive for me!
There is such realism in your photography. I used to work ships and barges in your area on the river and you show it like it really is (and I can imagine how it used to be). thanx for ur comments on the history also. ;-)
excelent info, nice shot and mood.
Stellar shot of Atchabalaya Basin, Jock, with the mini-houseboats floating about. Actually, this kinda looks like a flooded river right after a storm.
Hey very nice story Jock bud!!! always fun to read your descriptions! and what a fantastic photo you took again! I will check that link in a bit.. I am so far behind in mails and comments it aint funny hehe!
The low angle shot, makes you feel like you are there ! I guess the missing bodies were eaten by Gator's and fish ? Interesting "lay" capture ! ~Cheers~