Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Matt Tilghman on November 02, 2014, 01:34:31 pm
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Halfway Creek is nestled in the southwest of Florida's Everglades National Park. The traditional swamp landscape gives way to a dense mangrove forest, which plays a crucial role in the health of the ecosystem. The fence-like mangrove roots provide a safe nursery for adolescent aquatic wildlife. But the hustle and bustle was all under the water's surface. From my canoe, it was nothing but peace and tranquility.
(http://www.matttilghman.com/images/Mangroves-Halfway-Creek.jpg) (http://www.matttilghman.com/Canoeing-Through-Quiet-Mangroves.html?South-Florida)
Canoeing Through Quiet Mangroves (http://www.matttilghman.com/Canoeing-Through-Quiet-Mangroves.html?South-Florida)
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Matt, an eon or so ago I spent my college years in Miami, and during a 2007 return visit to south Florida my wife and I canoed Halfway Creek. It's a magical place, which your photos capture well. The mangroves are entrancing.
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That's a really beautiful photo!