Hilda Champion - Swamp Overture

Images of the swamps in Texas, around Caddo Lake. While most people can't imagine swamps as anything but dark and murky, they can be spectacular. Dressed in their fall colors, the bayou players form a virtual orchestra. Soloists, aspiring virtuosi, chorus, backup singers - you can find them all.

2021 7th Fine Art Photography Awards - 3rd Place for series "Swamp Overture"

2021 Moscow International Foot Awards - Honorable Mentions for series "Swamp Overture"

"The Flute Ensemble"

Florida Camera Club Council 2021 - Red Ribbon

2021 14th International Color Awards - Nominee

7th Fine Art Photography Awards - 3rd Place for series "Swamp Overture"

This flooded cypress tree standing in the middle of the swamps reminds me of a dancer, the flashy red skirt lifting while twirling on stage. While most people can't imagine swamps as anything but dark and murky, they can be spectacular. Come in the fall, when the colors turn orange and red, and you will be rewarded with splendid scenery.

"La Prima Donna"

Florida Camera Club Council 2020 - Yellow Ribbon

Swamp Mystery

Texas Two-Tone

Red Laces

Tall and Slender

Last Serenade

There is always a light somewhere. Even in a densely forested area with very little daylight, a few rays can peak through and bring out the muted and subdued colors.

"Undertones"

A Chorus Line

Newcomers

My Yellow Belt

Tupelo fall foliage, with its colors from orange and red to yellow and gold, makes for splendid scenery. Spotting one of these trees among the grey Spanish moss is like finding a pot of gold.