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From my archives. Taken in 2004 with my first digital camera Sony Cybershot.

Key West, Southernmost Point

Keywest CD sold on the street

Leica M9-P 50mm Cron

f/2 1/500 ISO160

WB adjusted in Lightroom 5

Lights from Key West - Florida

Photos from July 2012 - ReEdited in Lightroom 5

Nex 5N + Walimex 14mm (21mm)

An old building on White street not far from where we were staying. A long time ago, it was an armory. Taken by Edgar.

Two angel statues on graves. Taken by Ron.

Ron (L) and Edgar (R) at the inn where we were staying, Alexander Palms Court.

The Island's flag

 

"All in all it's just another brick in the wall" Coral rock is widely used in South Florida and the Keys for walls, paving, etc.

A Key West Chicken display in front of El Siboney restaurant. Key West has lots of chickens on the island and there is a city ordinance to protect them!

I want to call him Billy because he sort of looks like a Billy. 'Most people want to see my tats" he told me when I asked for permission to photograph his face.

I think I appreciate Billy and his ilk. They were in great abundance in Key West and I suppose every crowded place. Safety in numbers. I'm a bit shy about asking for permission to photograph faces but I'm getting better and bolder. I need to start carrying some permission slips but most of the Billy's of the world don't want to sign anything. But they do add character to the world and I enjoy having them around.

Image won 3rd place in the St. Louis Camera Club travel photo contest on October 25, 2017: stlcameraclub.com/Competitions/CompetitionResults.aspx

The garden at the Monroe County Library...Key West branch.

One of the city's more famous places. Here is the Wikipedia article, but Wikipedia warns that the article "reads like a press release or a news article and is largely based on routine coverage or sensationalism." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Tony%27s_Saloon Edgar

Juggler at Mallory Square, Key West, Florida

Lunch at the Hurricane Hole. This Edgar's lunch, Fish Tacos.

Yes, banana trees can grow in Key West...these were growing at the complex where we stayed.

Casa Marina, a sand sculpture and the pier. Taken by Edgar.

Final day at Key West and just in the nick of time

Cute dogs we saw in the Shops of Mallory Square mall.

Lunch at the Hurricane Hole. This is Ron's lunch, Peel & Eat Shrimp.

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