This seascape was shot from the No Name Key Bridge in the fabulous Florida Keys. The reflections of the clouds on the water mix with underwater grass. There's no place quite like the Florida Keys!
Three coral rocks accentuate the smooth, and serene waters of the Florida Keys in this seascape. Shot in beautiful Big Pine Key, Florida.
The sparkling waters of the Key West Bight enhance the view, as we depart on our trip to Fort Jefferson.
A resilient mangrove tree in the fabulous Florida Keys. The old tree trunks and the unending Atlantic Ocean, filled with life, set the scene for this landscape.
This seascape was shot just off of Kyle Blvd in fabulous Big Pine Key, Florida. The clouds reflection in the waters of the Florida Keys show the beginning of a serene morning!
Traveling up the Riviera Canal in Key West. It's another gorgeous day in the beautiful Florida Keys!
The Atlantic Ocean shimmers in the sunlight, while a sailboat is anchored offshore of Kite Beach in the magnificent Florida Keys.
Shot from the White Street Fishing Pier in spectacular Key West. Higgs Beach has the sand, the sun, the palm trees, and the Atlantic ocean that make the Florida Keys unforgettable!
Shot at Bahia Honda State Park, Florida on January 2, 2012. This was the last bridge that was completed during the construction of the Overseas Railroad. When they finished it in early January 1912, Key West was connected to the mainland for the first time. A few days later, on January 22, 1912 Henry Flagler rode the very first train into Key West!
A storm approaches Picnic Island in the magnificent Florida Keys.
We've been on the boat for two hours, and then, as Fort Jefferson seems to spring up out of the water, we arrive at the Dry Tortugas National Park. Fort Jefferson is the largest brick fortification in the Western Hemisphere.
The Seven Mile Bridge as it crosses Moser Channel, with the original bridge on the right. Shot on January 22, 2015, exactly 103 years after Henry Flagler rode the first railroad train across the Seven Mile Bridge and into Key West.
This seascape of beautiful Bogie Channel was shot from the No Name bridge in the spectacular Florida Keys.
Shot just off of Kyle Blvd in Big Pine Key, in the beautiful Florida Keys. The reflection of the clouds convey the calm waters on another spectacular day.
An old mangrove tree shows its resilience. Shot at Long Key Park in the fabulous Florida Keys. The tree's roots contrast well with the Atlantic ocean, going off into infinity.
Looking up Southard Street in Key West, Florida. The trees that form the archway include a Royal Poinciana tree with it's orange blossoms.
A cumulonimbus cloud forms over the Florida Keys, close to Picnic Island.
Originally built with more than 16 million bricks, Fort Jefferson, which is 70 miles west of Key West, is the largest brick structure in the Western Hemisphere.
The Exquisite Waters of the Content Keys in the gorgeous Florida Keys.
Take in the reflections on the serene waters of the Content Keys, 12 miles northwest of Big Pine Key in the magnificent Florida Keys.
Mallory Square Sunset Celebration
The famous daily ritual in Key West. Hundreds of people gather in Mallory Square, along the shimmering waters of the Gulf of Mexico, for the Sunset Celebration, at the end of another fabulous day in Key West.
A cruise ship arrives in Key West, the Southern Most City in the Continental United States.
We're headed for Stormy's house! Shot in Little Torch Key, Florida in the spectacular Florida Keys. The Keys are inundated with canals like this one. When you move to the Florida Keys don't forget your boat!
The morning's sun rays show the rough texture of an old tree trunk at John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, in the Florida Keys.
A mangrove tree is reflected in the calm waters of the Atlantic Ocean at the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, in the beautiful Florida Keys.
One can easily get lost while exploring the exquisite waters of the Dry Tortuga Islands, next to Fort Jefferson.
Seven Mile Bridge Crosses Moser Channel
The Seven Mile Bridge as it crosses Moser Channel. Shot on January 22, 2015, exactly 103 years after Henry Flagler rode the first railroad train across the Seven Mile Bridge and into Key West.
A woman enjoys the magnificent view of the sparkling waters in the Atlantic Ocean, at Kite Beach, in the spectacular Florida Keys.
Shot at Bahia Honda State Park, Florida on January 2, 2012. This was the last bridge that was completed during the construction of the Overseas Railroad. When they finished it in early January 1912, Key West was connected to the mainland for the first time. A few days later, on January 22, 1912 Henry Flagler rode the very first train into Key West!
This landscape of Smathers Beach in Key West, shows off the sand, the palm trees, the Atlantic Ocean, and the unique cloud formations of the Florida Keys.
Shot at Fort Zachary Taylor State Park in Key West, Florida. The rocks appear to be standing firm, but in time they'll probably loose this contest to the Atlantic Ocean!
Exploring the pristine waters of the Content Keys in the fabulous Florida Keys.
Beautiful Bogie Channel and the No Name Bridge, shot from Big Pine Key, in the Florida Keys. The reflections of the clouds on Bogie Channel are mesmerizing!
This Florida Keys picture of Pigeon Key was shot from the historic Old Seven Mile Bridge on a beautiful morning! The new Seven Mile Bridge crosses Moser channel in the background.
Coral Rocks line the coast of the Atlantic ocean at the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park in the magnificent Florida Keys.
Bogie Channel, shot from the No Name Bridge in the beautiful Florida Keys. It is rare that the waters of Bogie Channel are this calm and serene.
This is how we grill in the Florida Keys. Tammy, Roberto, Garrett, Bryan, Jim, and Renda are partying at the Content Keys!
This Florida Keys picture of Pigeon Key was shot early in the morning, from the historic Old Seven Mile Bridge. The sunlight accents the waters of the Florida Keys.