William Guion's black and white photographs of Louisiana live oak trees and Louisiana landscapes

In 1998 my first book was published by Bulfinch / Little Brown Books of Boston. It is a small gift book (7"x9" in size) containing my black-and-white photographs of Southern live oaks paired with short poetry by the Sufi mystic poet, Rumi. It is out of print, but used copies are available on Amazon and Abe Books.

Heartwood, Meditations on Southern Oaks

Single oak in fog, Audubon Park, New Orleans, LA

Evergreen Plantation, new alley, center view, vertical

Andrew Oak, afternoon light

Flat top oak in fog, Audubon Park

Oak with moss, Hwy 308 near Thibodaux, LA

Oak and ducks in fog, New Orleans, LA

Lone oak with sun through cloud haze, near Whitecastle, LA

Oak study, Fontainbleau State Park, Covington, LA

St. Joe Plantation oak in fog, study 3

Bartholomew Barrow Oak, Afton Villa, LA

Two oaks and reflections, Audubon Park, New Orleans

Children's oak, Marsh House, Avery Island, LA

Manresa Oak Alley, view from levee, Convent, LA

Bacas Oak, Edgard, LA

Etienne de Bore' Oak (Tree of Life), Audubon Park

Picnic Oak, square study, Avery Island

The Oaks Plantation oak alley, view from entrance gate

McDonogh Oak, City Park, New Orleans, panorama study 1

Bird Island Oak and shadows, Avery Island, LA

Melrose Plantation oak, infrared study #3

Graveyard oaks snd fence, St. Francisville, LA

View toward Andrew Oak from #2 tree west row across alley

Oak in west field, Oak Alley Plantation

West corridor, view toward levee from mid-alley

Oak Alley oaks and gate