After a week of vacation where I wasn’t posting images on my FineArtAmerica page, I’ve added multiple images. Some are actually from that vacation and then some pictures in and around Nashville. Here are a few of my favorites from the new batch. Click on the description of each to be taken directly to theirContinue reading “My brand new photography on FineArtAmerica!”
Tag Archives: ocean
What is your favorite water sport or activity?
On a recent vacation, I had the opportunity to enjoy a lot of water sports on the gulf coast of Florida. Now that I’m putting this down in writing, I’m actually amazed by just how many I was involved in (whether it was participating or just watching). From the pictures below, which is your favoriteContinue reading “What is your favorite water sport or activity?”
How to help a fish with barotrauma – deep sea fishing
If you’ve ever been deep sea fishing, you know that sometimes you reel up a fish that has suffering from barotrauma. This is when they come up too fast and the change in pressure causes their stomach (or other fishy parts) to become bloated. To avoid this, you can bring the fish up slowly. ThisContinue reading “How to help a fish with barotrauma – deep sea fishing”
Astrophotography – Starry Night by the Gulf of Mexico
After I got a new camera, I found out the lens that came with it was great for taking pictures of stars at night. Also called astrophotography, I was eager to give it a try. I had seen some photos online and the best way to describe my reaction: mesmerized. I was recently in FloridaContinue reading “Astrophotography – Starry Night by the Gulf of Mexico”
We needed a bigger boat – catching a shark in the Gulf of Mexico
I didn’t expect to catch something so big– wait, this is fishing– I didn’t expect to catch anything! But there we were rocking back and forth 40 miles from the closest safe place. Yes, in my world, land is safe and ocean is scary. It’s where where people get their limbs bit off by sharksContinue reading “We needed a bigger boat – catching a shark in the Gulf of Mexico”
Out of the Wilderness 