Posts from ‘July, 2005’

white sand beach with a line of blue umbrellas(Flickr | Enlarge)
Taking photographs on the beach is harder than it looks.
First of all, it was hot — really hot. And, of course, I'm walking around with lots of gear and in jeans so I'm even hotter. But, the most difficult aspect is that there are so [...]

on a boat looking under the sail at a bird on a post(Flickr | Enlarge)
This is another image taken with my coworkers camera. This was our turn around point on the sailing trip we took. the boat was basically a 2 seat kayak with a mast sticking out the top and two smaller hulls on [...]

a palm tree lined street with festive lights at sundown(Flickr | Enlarge)
This was taken in Tampa's night club district, Ybor City. It wasn't late enough that there were many people on the streets yet, and still light enough to catch a hint of color in the sky.
Your comments and suggestions are appreciated, as always.

tampa from a safe distance(Flickr | Enlarge)
The port of Tampa has a lot to look at. New cruise ships with drunk happy faces pouring off of them, old, sea-worn vessels preparing for their next trip around the world, and everything in between. I wanted to get a glimpse of that life, and see what I [...]

one green kayak(Flickr | Enlarge)
Not willing to sacrifice my photo gear to the gods of the ocean, I "borrowed" a co-workers more waterproof camera when we went sailing last weekend. The quality isn't what I'm used to, but, I'm rather impressed with a few of the results.
This was one of the better shots taken that [...]

red bucket on the white sand(Flickr | Enlarge)
The beach was filled with people, despite the fact that a storm was rolling in. I really love the line of plant life dropped off by previously higher tides. The line that is forms is interesting.
Your comments and suggestions are appreciated, as always.

surrounding the city(Flickr | Enlarge)
I really like this one. The city looks insignificant compared to the storm above it and the world that surrounds it.
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rising tide on long white beach(Flickr | Enlarge)
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a conversation between sponge and shell(Flickr | Enlarge)
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white sand beach with shells and girl in bikini(Flickr | Enlarge)
If I hadn't been with my co-worker, I would have asked her for a few more shots. I know she would have happily done it.
Your comments and suggestions are appreciated, as always.