Florida Fine Art

Marry Me

Limited Edition of 100 Current Print Number 14/100 Description: Arriving shortly before sunrise I found myself wading through stomach high water in minimal light in order to find my desired composition. Once setup I waited patiently for the sun to rise giving the sky and water these beautiful pastel tones. Utilizing a 10 stop neutral density filter and cable shutter release I was able to slow my shutter speed to 1.5 minutes giving the silky smooth effect to the Gulf. This photo was taken pre-hurricane Irma the right 2 domes are no longer standing above water.

Marry Me II

Limited Edition of 100 Current Print Number 12/100 Description: Arriving shortly before sunrise I found myself wading through stomach high water in minimal light in order to find my desired composition. Once setup I waited patiently for the sun to rise giving the sky and water these beautiful pastel tones. Utilizing a 10 stop neutral density filter and cable shutter release I was able to slow my shutter speed to 1.5 minutes giving the silky smooth effect to the Gulf. This photo was taken pre-hurricane Irma the right 2 domes are no longer standing above water.

Old Naples Pier

Open Edition

On the rocks II

Open Edition

Sunrise over Bay Lake

Open Edition With Daylight savings time sunrise comes at a more reasonable hour. On this particular morning the weather was a cool 47 degrees and just enough clouds in the sky to give a good show.

Day break

Open Edition

Sunrise over Farm Lake in Ocala

Limited Edition of 100 Current Print Number 11/100 Equipment Used: Phase One iq140 on Cambo Wrs-1200 with a 35mm

Cape Romano 2 (Panoramic)

The Cape Romano Dome Homes are always changing, slowly eroding and may eventually be under water completely. Until then I continue to make trips out to photograph them in various perspectives. This photograph was taken on the last 3'x3' piece of concrete ramp that would have led you into the house. Using a boat we drifted close enough that I could climb onto the platform and be handed my gear. Wanting to capture all the domes I chose a panoramic and utilized a 10 stop neutral density filter to give the water a silky smooth effect. Upon one of my visits in 2016 I noticed the platform was no longer present, I like to assume it has fallen into the Gulf to now be enjoyed by marine wildlife. This photo was taken pre-hurricane Irma the left 2 domes are no longer standing above water.