Sculpture Garden Prison.

Hammer of justice crushes you.

11th Judicial Circuit Historical Society.

Courthouse in back is extra judicial (my idea).

Into the light, handheld flash.

Sitting on the dock at the bay.

Adam's Key, Fl

Bernadette Peters, age 60-something.

The performing arts center hired me to shoot the first two songs.
I couldn't really hear anything from inside the soundproof glass booth at the rear of the house, but it looked like she was really rocking it.
With the help of a 27-piece orchestra, of course.

Sea Cow.

Manatees are good luck.

Seats.

Miami Marine Stadium.

Africa Tree.

I'm not really sure what kind of tree this is but it's at the dog park and I like it.

ZebraGramps.

This striped senior was fast asleep on his scooter when I snuck up on him at the old folks home in Liberty City last year.

R.I.P. M.A.X.

Ryan Holloway shot this classic window portrait of our dear friend Max Thacker,
who reluctantly died today, at age 12, a fully assimilated dog/human.

Max was our first dog. He was definitely special for that reason, but he was also special just because he was special. He was part of the family.


We will miss you very much Mr. Max.
We love you.

Sailing.

We took the sailboat down to Adam's Key for the night, then cruised around and snorkeled and fished the next day. Didn't catch much but the weather was great and the ocean was amazing. To the east the black night sky was bright with white stars. To the west the city light seeped between the horizon and the low, dark clouds like a glowing nuclear sunrise. We took the skiff over the grass flats that first night, shining lights into the shallow crystal darkness searching for lobster, but finding only baby bonnethead sharks, sting rays, ballyhoo and houndfish. The next morning we dove on the colorful reef, looking under ancient brain coral ledges for sleeping grouper and hog snapper, as rainbows of smaller fish schooled all around us. High up in the sky three frigate birds tailed us like good-luck pterodactyls. Our sails stayed full all the way back to the dock.

City on the Bay.

Downtown Miami, as viewed from extreme south (white-capped) Biscayne Bay.
I shot this with the 500mm fixed f-8 reflex lens.

Red Mangroves, Angelfish Creek.

Hawk's Channel.

Kelsey's Boo-boo.

Not the end of the world, but look at those blue stitches!