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The Famous Ztree Cypress, Everglades

In the midst of the early morning darkness, we were searching for the famous Ztree cypress. We were driving slowly looking with flashlight when someone drove up behind us. I pulled over and the gentleman asked if we were looking for the Ztree. We said yes and he said follow me. We followed him for about a 1/4 mile and sure enough he lead us to the tree! We thanked him before he drove off and we parked the car along the road and began capturing the Z or N tree. We photographed till the sun rose.

The Ztree Cypress in the Everglades National Park
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In the midst of the early morning darkness, we were searching for the famous Ztree cypress. We were driving slowly looking with flashlight when someone drove up behind us. I pulled over and the gentleman asked if we were looking for the Ztree. We said yes and he said follow me. We followed him for about a 1/4 mile and sure enough he lead us to the tree! We thanked him before he drove off and we parked the car along the road and began capturing the Z or N tree. We photographed till the sun rose.
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The Ztree Cypress in the Everglades National Park
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The Trees of Riverbend in Jupiter

The diversity of landscape from the Riverbend Park, a tropical 666-acre park split by the Loxahatchee River in Jupiter, Florida

The diversity of landscape from the Riverbend Park, a tropical 666-acre park split by the Loxahatchee River in Jupiter, Florida
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The diversity of landscape from the Riverbend Park, a tropical 666-acre park split by the Loxahatchee River in Jupiter, Florida
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The diversity of landscape from the Riverbend Park, a tropical 666-acre park split by the Loxahatchee River in Jupiter, Florida
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The diversity of landscape from the Riverbend Park, a tropical 666-acre park split by the Loxahatchee River in Jupiter, Florida
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Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark IV
Lens: Canon EF 16-35mm F/2.8L USM II

Palm Trees – A Collection of Images

Palm trees standing along the path that runs around Matheson Hammock’s tidal pool

Early morning view from the shoreline at Matheson Hammock
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An impressive morning sky off Matheson Hammock
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Palm trees standing on shore as the king tide rolls into the area
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What was once dry sand, became very wet as the king tide rushed pass the pam trees
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Palm trees stadning the salt water from the King Tide at Matheson
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Palm trees standing along the path that runs around Matheson Hammock's tidal pool
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Palm trees standing along the path that runs around Matheson Hammock's tidal pool
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Palm trees standing along the path that runs around Matheson Hammock's tidal pool
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A passing boat behind the Palm trees along the path that runs around Matheson Hammock's tidal pool
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Palm tree standing along the path that runs around Matheson Hammock's tidal pool
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The Homes of Stiltsville

Took another cruise of Stiltsville, but this time was near sunset

A cruise past the homes in Stiltsville around sunset
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A cruise past the homes in Stiltsville around sunset
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A cruise past the homes in Stiltsville around sunset
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A cruise past the homes in Stiltsville around sunset
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A cruise past the homes in Stiltsville around sunset
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A cruise past the homes in Stiltsville around sunset
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Milky Way Over the Bridge

It was about 5:30am and I was out taking photos of the Milky Way at the old Bahia Honda bridge down in the Florida Keys.

The MilkyWay over the Old Bahia Honda Bridge
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