Centre Street, Fernandina Beach, Amelia Island – Florida
Fujifilm X-A10 with Canon FD 24mm f2.8
Tag Amelia Island
1949 Ford F-1
Local Pizzeria and its classic Ford pickup delivery truck.
Chris
If we were water vapor… we could float with the clouds.
Cumulus congestus – Towering cumulus.
Cumulus congestus to cumulonimbus.
Cumulonimbus approaching the troposphere (fuzzy top).
Within a 5 minute period, these cumulus cloud clusters transitioned to towering cumulus (cumulus congestus) and then grew into a large cumulonimbus cloud mass that produced lightning and rain. They formed so quickly that they dissipated within another 10 minutes.
Florida Atlantic coast – mid afternoon – 7.24.2017
Chris
Turtle Power!
Along the banks of our backyard pond. There’s actually two turtles here. Known locally as Florida cooter or river cooter. These two are about football sized (American football).
Canon A-1 with Canon FD 500mm f8 Reflex Mirror lens on Fujicolor Superia.
Chris
A gift from the sea –
Mermaid statue at the water’s edge.
Canon EOS Rebel 2000 with Canon Zoom EF 28-80mm on Fujicolor Superia
Processing and Scan by The Darkroom
Get your geese in a row, Joe!
Rainy day thoughts…
After such a dry winter and spring, we’re visited by another rainy day here in NE Florida. No complaints here and I’m sure the geese are happy too!
Crystal Gold
Happy Wednesday Morning! Today’s image has almost nothing to do with a Wednesday, or the morning – it’s just a fun shot taken on a Wednesday!
Crystals at The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island.
Enjoy your day (and evening)!
Studio Camera: Samsung Galaxy S4
Chris
I see a red door and I want it painted black…
No colors anymore, I want them to turn black…
1966, The Rolling Stones
Happy Turtle Tuesday!
Hi there!
Turtles always make me smile. ^.^
Camera: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W170
Chris
Leave sleeping gators be…
Or maybe not…
Local pond gator doin’ his thing. He’s started to get interested in my presence.
Here’s Wally out of the pond.
Pond gators (what I call the local boys) are quite common around my neighborhood – but they are still gators, wild and unpredictable. I give these guys plenty of room and there’s usually a nice escape route available for me. It also helps to have some type of gator barrier (short seawalls work best) between you and your friend. DO NOT stand along the same shoreline of a small pond or swamp area with gators – they are super quick and can actually “climb” small obstacles.
Amelia Island Florida.
Camera: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W170
Chris
Chasing Classic Cameras with Chris 