Barnacle-covered piece of crumbled seawall along the Tampa Bay shoreline.

Looking up along Central Avenue.

Abandoned warehouse near 22nd Ave. N

At the Saturday Morning Market, downtown St. Pete. The focus could be sharper, but I like the color burst in this photo.

Sanibel posts, Part Two: From the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge.

This gator, about four feet long, was one of three we saw near the banks that day.

Another vista of the preserve, greyscaled w/ PSP.

A blue heron.

Mutual disinterest.

Bound.

I found this boat trailer behind what looked like a bar/restaurant long since closed. It kind of conveys the frustration that boat owners periodically feel toward their boats.

St. Petersblog has a backlog of road trip photos. This first set is from Tarpon Springs, home of the famous sponge docks along the Anclote River, which is where this photo was taken. Next up: Sanibel Island.

Looking into a sponge basket in front of a store in Tarpon Springs.

Sun Pad

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Happy Vernal Equinox

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Fishing tools.

Tampa Bay near the Gandy Bridge, looking north. Barely visible in the center of the horizon is the hump belonging to the Howard Frankland Bridge.

Pelican perched before the Intracoastal Waterway.

Workers scrub down a cruise ship in Tampa's Channelside district.

The Vinoy Hotel shot from the rooftop of the city pier.

City Sprout.

Art gallery men's room.

This photo is a couple years old. I remember using a focus on the building facing mine, and not on the tiny lizard climbing up my porch screen. It ended up looking like a giant projection on the building's wall.

There was a large planter sitting on the sidewalk in front of one the shops on Central Avenue, so I decided to stick my camera in it and shoot. The photo surprised me because I expected it be a portrait of sameness, but there turned out to be several colors and shapes.

Sidewalk grafitti near Central Avenue.

I liked the number on this delivery door with the afternoon shadows growing further down an alley in downtown St. Pete.