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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Broad Creek Marina
I checked out the Broad Creek Marina last week and found that there is a welcoming boardwalk which leads to the marina dock, giving access to an expanse of views along the marina and Broad Creek. The boardwalk spans a … Continue reading
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Shelter Cove Community Park
I found Shelter Cove Community Park today and took a few photos while exploring the area. There is a well-done Veterans’ Memorial in the park, with sloping ampitheater-like area which could easily be used for Veterans’ Day ceremonies. (I wonder … Continue reading
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Patterns
Just to show that one doesn’t have to have an expensive DSLR to capture photos with fine detail and color, I took this photo of flowering kale here in Palmetto Dunes using my Canon Powershot ELPH 100HS point-and-shoot camera. This … Continue reading
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Red-Winged Blackbirds
On my morning walk today I chanced upon a flock of red-winged blackbirds feeding on the 15th tee of the George Fazio Golf Course here on the Island. As I came along the path from the 11th green I saw … Continue reading
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A rose…
I recently found this rose in the Village at Wexford shopping center and I decided to get “up close and personal” with it. By zooming in for this closeup with my 24-70mm f/2.8 Nikkor lens I was able to capture … Continue reading
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Variegated Camellia
I went to Honeyhorn Coastal Discovery Museum this afternoon, searching for flowers. We don’t have much blooming here in Palmetto Dunes, and I thought perhaps I would find something with color at Honeyhorn. There were a few camellias, and I … Continue reading →