Mornings are not a good time. Have you ever taken a terrible photo because you were too lazy to make it an awesome photo? Here is my most recent example of this concept. If only I had fully woken up, thrown on some clothes, and gone outside with my camera (maybe to the top corner of the parking garage), I would have been rewarded with a lovely sunrise photo. Like I said, mornings are not a good time. 
Here are some sights from my quick walk around the French Quarter in downtown New Orleans this evening.
My favorite time to visit Jackson Square is right at sunset. Most likely the square will be filled with people, music, art, and joy.
One day I will learn how to take photos of sharks…
The parakeets at the Audubon Aquarium of the Americas are curious and friendly. They were all interested in my jacket pocket and they wanted to climb up to my shoulder to have a look around. What fun they were!
“Love All – Serve All”. I have admired this concept since I first walked into a Hard Rock and saw it written on the wall. 🙂
I now present to you – the Biloxi sunset…
If you get up early enough, you can tour the Biloxi Lighthouse. Since I am a night person, I may never enter the cast iron structure, climb the 57 steps, pull myself up the 8-rung ladder, squeeze myself through the 19-by-23 inch trap door, and enjoy the view from the light room at the top. Oh well, after all… tomorrow is another day!
When you travel to Biloxi, you have to defeat the allure of the casinos and get out onto the beaches and piers.
After Hurricane Katrina, many of the trees in Biloxi were left severely damaged by the storm surge. The median of highway 90 is now home to several chainsaw sculptures thanks to the volunteer efforts of sculptor Marlin Miller.
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