Category Archives: Floatoshoot Tour

Common Waters
FIGHTING FOR HEALTHY WATERWAYS
By: Creighton Cutts
Something profound happened in Portland, Oregon, this past May that has never happened before, anywhere. In recognition of the 40th anniversary of the 1972 U.S. Clean Water Act, two national (and international) environmental organizations, the River Network and the Waterkeeper Alliance, combined their annual conferences into one event, the River Rally. Over seven hundred dedicated Water Warriors (including many representing the southeast U.S.) gathered to become more focused, more efficient and more powerful. We can only hope that it is not too late. Pollution, water depletion and encroachment have compromised the health of all southeastern rivers and lakes and all life (including us) that depends on them. Continue reading →

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1029953918/honeypot-floatoshoot-tour-1First 24 Hours a success! Keep up the pace and we’ll double the $12,000.00 Goal! Thanks to all the supporters so far. Remember even the $1.00 Pledge helps drive the Popular Project ratings and can really help!

There are some places that are just perfect for taking pictures of Honeypot luminaries. Charleston, South Carolina is one of those places. Wow! I was there on a Saturday in January for a “Floatoshoot” on the Charleston Harbor for Bee … Continue reading →

The National Park Service Whitewater Creek Boat Ramp provided the most convenient access (so far) for the Bee Natural national “Floatoshoot” campaign for the Waterkeeper Alliance, once I finally found it! Continue reading →

Bee Natural’s campaign to raise awareness of the plight of our environment continues. We are all mortally dependent on a healthy watershed (as are Honeybees). Therefore, it makes sense that we focus our efforts on highlighting the work of the … Continue reading →

The Altamaha River was the last of the four rivers visited on the August Floatoshoot road trip. At the mouth it is actually a ‘braided river’ and it was full of opportunities for interesting pictures.