South Florida Landscape & Nature Photography – Click on each image title to order
Photo by Lee Smith
It was one of those times where you watch the colors in the sky change as the sun sets on the horizon. The rich colors created with the clouds and the salt air become vivid, as the water reflections amplify the effects.
An overcast day in the Florida Keys. We stopped off at a small park called Curry Hammock State Park in Marathon, Florida
Hutchinson Island is a barrier island off Stuart, Florida and in both Martin and St. Lucie counties.
It was an early Saturday morning getting up at 3:00am. I picked up my friend Ivan and drove up to Stuart, FL, to The House of Refuge at Gilbert’s Bar, we arrived at 5am. Sunrise was at 6:30am so we began the almost dangerous task of walking along the limestone jagged beach looking for a place to shoot from in the darkness. On these mornings, it is so dark I cannot see through the view finder. All the setting have to be done manually. It was so dark – I had no clue if these photos would turn out.
Photo by Lee Smith
Photo by Lee Smith
The Bog Lily, Swamp Lily otherwise known as Crinum americanum it grows in the ponds, shorelines and is native to swampy areas of the Southeastern United States. Crinum americanum thrives in a full sun, but will grow in partial shade. The foliage is comprised of strapping leaves, the true highlight of this plants are its white lily flowers that come during late spring and summer.
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