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The Eyes Have It - October 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 Beverly Fitzsimmons, who for a year and a half lived aboard
the vessel Rubicon in the Bay St. Louis harbor.
This month we feature the work of artist Beverly Fitzsimmons, who for a year and a half lived aboard
the vessel Rubicon in the Bay St. Louis harbor.
Reflective motion
 Symbolic.... | Beverly talks about her work: Photography has helped me to slow down, pay attention and to notice the extraordinary in the ordinary. It feels rather meditative to me. I most enjoy being out before sunrise, when the day is fresh. It’s a treasure hunt and a magic show all at once. Most mornings I run along the beach in Bay Saint Louis or in the Harbor, pausing often to take pictures... enjoying the play of light and color as it kisses the water. |
To capture a fleeting moment holds magic. To share that magic gives me joy.
Contrast and delight
Connection, balance... breathe.
Prayers and blessings, blowing in the wind.
Sunset drama in the BSL Harbor
Life echoes
Sweet, sweet Springtime
She pause to notice... hearts and the sentinel.
Noticing the extraordinary in the ordinary...
Momentary bubbles...
Harbor blues
Light in flight
Sun diffused... a silky, foggy morning in the BSL harbor
Magic
While walking Jack, I looked up to see this magic. I exhaled again and it was gone.
Feathered Grace
The house of the rising sun.
Merry, merry - the BSL Harbor during the holidays.
2020 weary
As above, so below
Fear Less... Fearless!
A pausing.
Treasure
Breathtaking splendor over the harbor.
If you pay attention, there are hearts everywhere.
Sweet reminder: You are loved.
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