Several months ago I wrote about visiting Fort Jefferson in the Dry Tortugas. You can read that story here. The water surrounding the former garrison turned prison, is crystal clear and attracts divers and adventurers from all over the world. It is the closest thing to the pristine beauty of a South Pacific atoll that …
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Mystery Doors
This week I posted a photo of a beautiful pair of doors on a local Photography FB page with the caption, "mystery doors." I asked followers to guess where they are and where they lead. It was a fun game which prompted several fun responses. My favorite was, "to my dead end career." Finally, someone …
Captured Moments – Spontaneity
A few months ago we were wandering around Mounts Botanical Garden taking photographs and enjoying nature when we stumbled upon a thick patch of bamboo. While I pondered light, perspective, settings and composition, Malcolm squeezed into the middle of the patch with his camera and this was the result. There are those who do things …
Thursday Doors
As a newcomer to the world of Blogging, I continue to make new discoveries almost daily about this vast cyber territory. This week I discovered "Thursday Doors." Being a huge fan of doors, windows, tunnels, steeples, churches, barns and graveyards, I had to participate by sharing a couple of photos. The only thing better than …
Preparing For Hurricane Irma – The Down-Side of Living in Florida
While we love living in Florida, we admit that summer brings a lot of uncertainty along with the heat and humidity. That is the down-side of living in paradise for nine months of the year. While we have not had a serious hurricane since 2004, when both Frances and Jean hit our coast, we have …
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