Category: Nature

  •     Looking up…     Looking down…   Either way, it's a beuatiful world!     "Looking Up" shot in St. Augustine on my phone out the car window last month,(yes I pulled over). "Looking Down"  shot from the plane window as it descended through the clouds on the way to Budapest via Vienna…

  •   Rest…     Fly…       Repeat!         Black Skimmers travelling through St. Augustine at Vilano Beach, New Year's Day, 2015.  

  •      What if you are here on this beautiful, physical, gravity based planet, simply because you want to be here?  You like a challenge!       In our smallest moments and our largest, and everywhere in between, this is it, the stuff of our lives.   Are you having fun yet?    …

  •     Three Egrets, again… no regrets.           Vail Point, Moultrie Creek, St. Augustine, Florida.  

  •     Pelicans against a sunise stripe, Christmas morning.           Vilano Beach, St. Augustine, Christmas morning 2014.      

  •     It's a balmy day here in St. Augustine, and they tell me it's Christmas Eve!   A light rain created the scent of spring through the window and yet… there are lights everywhere and places to go and presents to wrap and friends to cheer… so it must be Christmas!   Have a…

  •     Peace Rose.          

  •     Although the Winter Solstice marks the longest night of the year, it is a celebration of light.   It's the birthday of the sun.   Our red star turns his warm face back to earth once again and like the ancients, we are assured that there will be another spring and another harvest and…

  •     It's difficult to capture the atmosphere of a misty morning, but the shore birds set the stage, for peace and tranquility, amid a crazy season.           Vail Point, Great Blue Heron over Moultrie Creek.   Related articles Let the Light Find You…

  •   …under the pier.     Some of us can't even fit under the pier, but others lead us there…                 Aden under the St. Augustine Beach Pier that more than once upon a time had water under it and will probably soon again, if the ocean has…