I visited the Pérez Art Museum Miami with my charming wife. The area is beautiful and the artwork is incredible. I took some photos of many of the magnificent paintings and artwork, but I do not with to post them on my website. I did post them on my Facebook page but they are not for sale. They are for enjoyment only
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“The beginning is the most important part of the work.”
— Plato, philosopher
We got up at 5am to travel down to Flamingo in the Everglades. The roads were clear and the temperature just turned a little cooler. We traveled first location – Long Pine Key to capture the sunrise. As soon as we got out of the car, the mosquitoes attacked. We sprayed the Lemon Eucalyptus repellent, but it really did not work. I had to pull a screen protection for my head, but I was bit before I even got it on.
Anyway, we braved through the swarms of skeeters and captured the sunrise. After the sun began to rise, we raced back to the car to head down to Flamingo and explore for more locations to photograph. It was a great day , but the mosquitoes were not fun. Definitely going to wait till it gets cooler to visit the Everglades!
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Took some landscape photos from a small park area near the draw bridge overlooking the Hillsboro Inlet – a quiet place to enjoy the boat traffic and the lighthouse.
It was early just be fore dawn on a July 4th. I visited Coconut Grove with my friend Herbert to catch a sunrise. There were cloudy skies and a calm bay.
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