Monthly Archives: May 2014

Ghost Boat

I hope the occupants of this abandoned boat fared better than the boat itself.  Were there freedom seekers on this boat from Cuba?  Notice the orange sticker on the side of the boat – protocol for the Coast Guard seeking its owner, threatening to tow it away but left to rot instead.  

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Key Deer Hang-Out

The place at the end of the block where I find the deer reminds me of the hang-out in the alley my teen-age friends and I used to meet, looking for boys. You could never tell who would be in the alley at any time of the day or night, much like this place on […]

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Key Deer and The Marsh

The water filling the marsh provides the perfect environment and opportunity for thousands, if not millions, of mosquitos to  nest, breed and be born, as was evident this morning, forcing me to abandon my shoot. The three deer on the beach are the same ones I have been photographing for a few weeks now. I […]

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Life and Death in the Marsh

The marsh is slowly filling up with water again and I delight in seeing the  rivulets criss-crossing the length and width and depth of the barren landscape.  It feels like Death Valley out here or like the middle of any desert I have ever traversed (felt like 92 degrees). I went out seeking life and found […]

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