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This is an enhanced photo of the Navarre Bridge, Navarre, Florida - "Florida's Best Kept Secret." - The title is an homage to Georges Seurat (1859–1891), the French post-Impressionist artist who is best known for devising the painting techniques known as chromoluminarism as well as pointillism.

I purposely utilize the most basic software possible to create my works – I use the freeware that came with my Canon camera – I have developed a style that does not need more powerful software – My technique renders a fresher look as nothing in the photo is altered – Only the colors are enhanced for aesthetic excitement.

Larry Beat hails from Toledo, Ohio but has called the Emerald Coast Florida his home for 30 years. A 20-year Air Force veteran, he worked for the City of Destin for 13 years in Planning and served as the City's photographer. His photos have been published in The Destin Log and the NW Florida Daily News. He also photographs for the Greater Fort Walton Beach Chamber of Commerce. His photos have been featured in the annual Mattie Kelly Environmental Institute's calendar. Larry has been an artist for over 60 years, starting his artistic ambitions as an 10-year old attending Saturday morning art classes at the Toledo Museum of Art during a 4-year span. Later, at the University of Toledo, he continued art studies as well as French...