Summer Sunrises Can be Beautiful Even in a Cloudless Sky shows readers an image of a Florida summer sunrise over a field of grazing cattle. It explains how the author/artist came across this scene while out photographing the sunrise.
Sunset Can be Exceptionally Beautiful Over a Salt Marsh shows readers a panoramic landscape view of a sunset over a Florida salt marsh. It tells the story of how the author/artist found the spot to take this shot.
Tickseeds Really are Pretty Much Everywhere Now features a photo of a field full of Leavenworth’s tickseed flowers. It explains why the author/artist had to stop to take the picture.
A Colorful Sunset at the Beach is Iconic Florida shows readers a beautiful sunset in Cedar Key, Florida. It explains why many people think of the beach when they think of Florida and why the author/artist enjoys Cedar Key.
A Colorful Sundown Means Time to Roost for Many Birds shows readers a small flock of white ibis headed for their roosting grounds at sunset. It explains how the author/artist was able to get the shot and why she decided to take it.
Swamps Can Be Beautiful in the Early Light features a photo taken near the author/artist’s home. It tells the story of how and why the artist chose this place to photograph.
Hope Everyone Has Has a Wonderful Memorial Day wishes everyone a great Memorial Day by presenting a special image created just for the occasion.
A Bygone Oak Tree is Beautiful and Still Very Useful shows readers a long dead oak tree in the woods of central Florida. It explains why the author/artist likes these trees so much, both as art subjects and as pieces of nature.
Sunset on the Florida Coast is a Magical Time shows readers a springtime sunset on the west coast of central Florida. It explains why the author/artist likes sunsets so much and why she didn’t expect a great sunset that night.
Dreams of the Woods Might Look Something Like This shows the artist’s rendition of a dream about the woods. It was created by combining photography and digital drawing. The text explains the artist’s thought process.
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