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Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, Key Biscayne, FL
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Explore / Interestingness: Highest position: #70 on Sunday, April 25, 2010
A historic landmark, the Cape Florida Lighthouse was built on the southern tip of Key Biscayne in 1825, making it the oldest building in the Miami area. The lighthouse still stands, having survived many Indian attacks and the devastating force of many hurricanes.
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Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, Key Biscayne, FL
Another one of the shots I took with Ivan's camera before he "stole my shot"*. For this picture I used a 3 exposure HDR for the sky and sand and the 0EV single RAW exposure processed in Lightroom for the water.
Normally I like to stand in the water when taking shots of the lighthouse, but the water was very choppy due to the frequent storms we get here these days. I was too worried to get knocked over and drown Ivan's camera. Again the detail you can capture with the 5D Mark II just amazes me. In the original file you can see the sea grass floating around in the water.
*That's an insider joke in case you are wondering... :-)
Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, Key Biscayne, FL
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Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park occupies approximately the southern third of the island of Key Biscayne. The park is home to the Cape Florida Light, the oldest standing structure in Miami-Dade County. In 2005 it was listed as having the 8th best beach in the country. Also to check my new and improved website click below.
This image was shot with a Nikon Coolpix A w/18mm lens suspended from the line of a 9' Light Levitation Delta kite.
Located inside Bill Baggs State Park was completed in 1825. It was damaged during the 2nd Seminole War. The repaired lighthouse was completed in 1846. The island was used by runaway slaves and Black Seminoles as a secret meeting place while waiting for ships to escape to the British Bahamas. In 2004 it was placed on the National Underground Network to Freedom site. It still remains the oldest standing structure in Miami.
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Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, Key Biscayne, FL
I needed some sunshine... so I started digging in the archives and actually processing shots taken a few weeks ago. I took this 3 weeks ago, on probably one of the last sunny days we had here. I was actually disappointed that there weren't more clouds. And now all we get are clouds, rain clouds, storm clouds... I guess it's never right.
Will upload a few more shots from this outing to Bill Baggs and surroundings... unless the weather should miraculously improve and I can go out tomorrow.
This image was shot with a Ricoh GR w/18mm lens suspended from the line of a 9' Light Levitation Delta kite.
The Cape Florida Lighthouse is seen in the distance guarding the entrance to Biscayne Bay in Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park on Key Biscayne. Key Biscayne, Florida, USA.
El faro de Cape Florida se ve en la distancia protegiendo la entrada a la Bahía de Biscayne en el Parque Estatal Bill Baggs Cape Florida en Key Biscayne. Key Biscayne, Florida, Estados Unidos
Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, Key Biscayne, FL
This is my first shot taken with the 5D Mark II - thanks so much, Ivan, I had fun shooting with it. Now I really want one...
It actually doesn't look too different from what I probably could have some up with with my 40D - at this small size that is. I looked at the shots on my PC and was blown away, not just by the amazing quality but also by the detail in the wide angle shots. If there would have been any ants, you could have counted them in this shot taken at 16 mm.
Yesterday, as I mentioned earlier, went down to Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, to photograph the sunrise - the last before the time change as we "fall back". It was a very early morning, but it was a gorgeous one.
The shooting began with some images of the Cape Florida Lighthouse in the moonlight, with the stars out and about. It was very beautiful indeed ... just us, the moonlight, the stars, the lighthouse, the waves crashing nearby .... and tons of sand fleas to make us keenly aware that we weren't dreaming. :-)
Once the pre-sunrise images were over and the light from the sun on the horizon became too hot, I turned to find some other perspective to photograph.
To me, this image really represents Florida and its infamous beaches. It's funny because if you tried to get an image from the front side, the beaches were lined with trash cans which were not the most photogenic of "finishing touches". Not only were they distracting, but in south Florida, they are almost always chained in place (no joke).
The day was also unusually calm regarding the winds, so the trees and shrubs were remaining still. As I mentioned before, I tend to present images from our travels and the wildlife and mountain scenes that we visit, but every so often I love to share my home ... south Florida. Hope that you all like it as much as I do.
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Freshly Painted Cape Florida Lighthouse
Shot from the Waters of Biscayne National Park, Key Biscayne, FL
This image was shot with a Ricoh GR w/18mm lens suspended from the line of a 9' Light Levitation Delta kite.
at Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park
The original brick dwelling was completed in July 1825; the first lighthouse keeper, John Dubose, wrote of constantly making improvements with his son's help.
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