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The Eyes Have It - August 2020
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In this series of photo essays, the Shoofly Magazine showcases the work of local photographers. Their only instructions? Show us the coast through your lens. This month we feature the work of artist Marian Glaser.
Sightings of artist Marian Glaser are common around Old Town Bay St. Louis. Photo by Brenda Comer
Spend a typical Gulf Coast day with Marian, biking through Old Town Bay St. Louis!
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In most cases, the photographers write a little overview of their work for this column. Here is Marian's introduction:
"From sunrise to sunset, Bay Saint Louis is LOVE. All you need to do is absorb its beauty and see the love in all the colors of the rainbow. These photos represent what makes me happy and what makes me smile on any given day in the Bay."
"From sunrise to sunset, Bay Saint Louis is LOVE. All you need to do is absorb its beauty and see the love in all the colors of the rainbow. These photos represent what makes me happy and what makes me smile on any given day in the Bay."
6:31 am
Bay Saint Louis sunrise surprise.
9:50 am
Biking in the Bay means always meeting good people along the way!
10:09 am
My favorite breakfast at the Mockingbird Cafe... pulled pork and grits!
10:18 am
Butterflies love the Bay!
11:33 am
The French Potager is a floral dream come true!
11:51 am
The Buttercup Café: a nice place to meet with local friends - and meet new friends.
12:06 pm
Perfect treat for a hot summer day.
12:07 pm
So true.
12:12:12 pm
If you're standing here, you are at the right place at the right time.
12:18 pm
Ruth Roots community garden never disappoints... so beautiful.
12:19 pm
12:19 pm
Peacefulness at Ruth’s Roots.
5:22 pm
Kandi Geary, one of my Bay Saint Louis Angels.
5:23 pm
Women, please vote!
6:16 pm
The ducks are back!
7:43 pm
On any given evening in Bay St. Louis, the sunset will be stunning.
7:52 pm
Geese flying above - such a joy!
8:14 pm
If you come to Bay Saint Louis, do yourself a favor: go to Saint Rose De Lima and do uplifting.
10:56 pm
Had to wait until 10:30pm to see my neighbor Jeanne’s night-blooming cereus.
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