#bayou blues

[dirtylowdown2]

All Night Long · Clifton Chenier

from Bayou Blues   ℗ 1971 Specialty Records

[leahberman]

haunted by-you

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[felsicveins]

"I'm okay John, I promise."

[aspureasamelody]

Seeing everyone dressed up as bunnies is so cute, I had to revisit it before the year of the rabbit was over

Look as Zakuro and Minto cuddling together in the corner!

[breach-of-conduct]

When the led is zepplin or whatever

[princesspuresarahk]

My sister fell in love with this painting that I made inspired by the song Blue Bayou by Linda Ronstadt youtu.be/_yF2Dz3F3Ls?si…

[jynerso]

BLUE BAYOU (2021) dir. Justin Chon

[swede1952]

Heron on the Bayou

My initial thought was to name this photo of a great blue heron (Ardea herodias) "Walk Like an Egyptian." You know, after that fun 80s song by The Bangles. But then I realized that the heron was not walking. Hmmm … it probably doesn't matter … "Way oh-way-oh, way oh-way-oh."

I've had several inquiries about how to get a print of some my photographs. This is a hobby for me, so I haven't been equipped to handle those requests. But I enjoy what I'm doing and want to share my photographs.

So, I set up an account and website with pixels. My website is:

If you want a print of one of my photographs, you can get it there, If I haven't loaded it, let me know which one it is, and I'll gladly load it there for you.

[roamingtigress]

Walk into the sun

[sadboygrim]

FogBog

c. August 2014

[myimaginaryradio]

Blue Bayou - Linda Ronstant

[burning-sol]

idk i kinda wanted to draw more but i was rlly struggling. anyways.

[edsmusicblog]

Dick Rivers

dick rivers - tu n'es plus là (blue bayou)

1963

[womansfilm]

Blue Bayou - Linda Ronstadt feat. The Muppets

[cassandragemini]

SO the other day i mentioned that i was thinking about making either florida swamp fairies or louisiana swamp fairies and i was actually initially leaning way more towards florida but the other day i saw some louisiana photography and started having Ideas so bayou fairies won out in the end

so anyway to be specific my little guys live in the atchafalaya basin which is the largest wetland in the us. as ive previously mentioned fairies in my writing are very very heavily inspired by the living habits of birds of their ecosystem which in this case would mean a ton of wading birds. great blue herons nest in treetop colonies called rookeries and its very common practice for people living in wetlands to build their homes on stilts as a flooding precaution so these 2 things gave me a couple ideas

i aint drawn nothing yet but so far ive written that bayou fairies will live in in little suspended villages on treetop platforms that are connected by tiny walkways. each individual tree functions as its own little neighborhood and if the distance between trees is too far to comfortably fly then fairies will get to other villages by little rafts or canoes. depending on the individual tree their villages might be partially obscured by being tucked away in spanish moss