“THROUGH THE LENS” Photography Hikes at Brazos Bend State Park, TX, Discontinued!

A row of Photographers at Old Horseshoe Lake are ready to take photographs. Photo: Laszlo Perlaky / Naturalperl

 

    • BECAUSE OF THE SAFETY OF THE PARTICIPANTS AND TO DECREASE THE POSSIBILITY OF THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 AND ITS NEW VARIANTS,  ALL PHOTO HIKES WERE CANCELLED!

Laszlo, as a Volunteer Emeritus at Brazos Bend State Park, started his monthly Naturalperl Photo-walks, thirty years ago, and since 2017, he has led those Photo-walks as “Through the Lens” Photography hikes. 

Laszlo received the “Excellence” and “Emeritus” awards from the BBSP Volunteer Organization for his Photo-walks (2005) and 20 Years Service (2011), 25 Years Service (2016), and 30 Years Service (2021) awards.

“THROUGH THE LENS”

FINE ART NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY WITH LASZLO PERLAKY AT BRAZOS BEND STATE PARK, TX      

DISCONTINUED!

 

 

UPCOMING PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOPS:

2020 – 2021 -2022 – 2023

  • BECAUSE OF THE SAFETY OF THE PARTICIPANTS AND TO DECREASE THE POSSIBILITY OF THE SPREAD OF THE COVID-19,  ALL PHOTO HIKES WERE CANCELLED!

  • STAY SAFE! PHOTO HIKES MAY RETURN!

  • …
  • August 1, 2020, 5 P.M. Close-up photography
  • September 5, 2020, 5 P.M. Amphibian and reptile photography
  • October 3, 2020, 5 P.M. Landscape photography 
  • November 7, 2020, 3 P.M. Bird Photography 
  • December 5, 2020, 3 P.M. Landscape Photography

No registration is required for the Brazos Bend State Park Photo-walks, however, please check the Brazos Bend State Park Volunteer Organization’s website for updated information (link at the bottom of the page). Laszlo received the Excellence Award for his commitment to Excellence in Photography education on his “Through the Lens” photo walks from the Brazos Bend State Park Volunteer Organization (BBSPVO) in 2005 and the Emeritus award in 2011. 

Brazos Bend State Park is a scenic, beautiful, 5,000-acre Park on the Upper Texas Coast, carved over time by Brazos River and Big Creek. There are many great Lakes, some of them oxbow Lakes separated from Big Creek. There are large marshes, great prairie, and hardwood forest areas, giving perfect habitat for a wide variety of wildlife. I like this park very much and I am grateful for all of the quiet times, unforgettable memories, and award-winning photographs. I am volunteering in the park for more than 30 years and I proudly call it my home.

Brazos Bend State Park is about a one-hour drive from Houston. Take Hwy 59 South to Crab River Road exit then drive to George Ranch State Historical Park, then follow the Brazos Bend State Park sign on the winding FM 762 road. About 14 miles from there, the Park entrance is on your left. If you drive from Houston on Hwy 288 South, exit to FM 1462 West, follow FM 1462 to FM 762 North then drive about 1 mile, the Park entrance is on your right.