The Everglades has branded itself in my past, present and future as an amazing and special place, a marshy version of the Great Plains, with astounding photographic possibilities and overarching grandeur of nature, near and far, large and small. Now, on somewhat regular trips to South Florida, I make my way back there on every possible opportunity. Enjoy!
![]() Two gators and a great blue heron, Shark Valley. |
![]() Egret glance (Everglades NP) |
![]() Mangrove growing in brackish tidal marsh near Snake Bight |
![]() Gator foot (yes, with a zoom lens) |
![]() Two gators in a slough, Shark Valley |
![]() Ibis bath |
![]() Water lilies in different stages of bloom |
![]() Reflective abstraction, Anhinga Trail |
![]() Sun setting beyond the Glades. There wasn't much color in the sky, unlike the one below or a slide-film sunset scene from the same location, 3 years before. |
![]() Blue heron reflected on the water ripples, and vice versa |
![]() Green heron stalking prey, Everglades NP |
![]() Wading bird treading carefully near a resting gator |
![]() The endangered wood stork |
![]() Another stork (one year earlier) |
![]() Zoom to late-stage sunset clouds, eastern Everglades near Krome Ave. |
![]() Canopy of Old Ingraham Trail, Everglades National Park |
![]() Dwarf cypress in a sea of sawgrass, Pahayokee, Everglades NP |
![]() Black vulture, Anhinga Trail |
![]() Light through sabal palm, Mahogany Hammock |
![]() Gator face in the late afternoon sun, Taylor Slough |
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