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180 Degree Panorama of Bottoms Road.
This marvelous road in the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge is one of my favorite places to walk and soak in a scenic wild and open space. "For me, purposeful walking lies at the heart a well-lived life.
Walking defines us as a species. We are the ape who left the
trees to explore the world. Walking made us curious
and adaptable,
which led to tool making, agriculture, community, and perhaps
to the point of forgetting that it was our two feet that got us here.
In myself I
find the purest peace experiencing this world in the
simple way of our distant
ancestors." - PJ Wetzel's blog
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| A Wedge of Puffy White Clouds in a Blue Sky viewed from Bottoms Road |
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| Early Morning on Alligator Point |
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| Serene Glow of Morning Glory Flowers |
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| High Character |
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| Morning Twilight along Skipper Road |
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| Sun Rise over the Gulf at the end of Skipper Road |
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| Sharing the Joy |
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This image is my first post of a photo made with my new
iPhone SE. This quality of its camera is remarkable.
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Thanks to Cal Jamison for telling me that butterflies were
puddling on the moist sand at McBride Slough.
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Long Exposure of Flowing Water
The white lines are moving points of
reflected bright light on the water flowing
over a rock wier in McBride Slough,
south of the State Road 267 bridge.
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McBride Spring Run, downstream from
the rock wier.
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| Hurricane Lilies in the Wakulla Springs State Park (another iPhone photo) |
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| A juvenile Walking Stick on pink lichen (another iPhone photo) |
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| Peace and Serenity |
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| Focused on Fronds (1 of 4) |
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| Focused on Fronds (2 of 4) |
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| Focused on Fronds (3 of 4) |
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| Focused on Fronds (4 of 4) |
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| Sensuous Salt Marsh along Skipper Road |
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| Hermit Crab Retreat (another iPhone photo) |
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| Surreal Sand Patterns & Textures (another iPhone photo) |
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| Frond Fragment (another iPhone photo) |
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AND this is yet another iPhone photo. This is the last photo
that I will identify as having been taken with this wonderful
iPhone SE device.
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Self-portrait, taken during cell phone
photography class. |
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| Waterscape found while paddling Lost Creek. |
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"Be the flower, be the
trees, the blowing grasses. Fly with the
birds, jump with a squirrel!” -Sally Carrighar |
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