Over the past several days the weather has gradually improved, the wind has abated, and I was able to be at Little Talbot Island SP today at low tide. Here are three photographs I made today, September 29th.
Tuesday, September 29, 2020
Friday, September 25, 2020
Wednesday, September 23, 2020
The weather at Little Talbot Island SP was much nicer than two days ago, but the tide was again preternaturally high. Apparently there was some significant beach erosion which also damaged the access paths so much of the park was still closed and may well be for a while yet. This time there was one bather wading into the surf close to the shore not taking a chance getting caught in a rip tide. Today's images were made in the same place as on my last visit.
Monday, September 21, 2020
Today, the surf was the highest I've ever seen it since moving here seven years ago. The wind was fierce and nearly toppled me several times laden as I was with my camera, tripod and backpack. The weather has been odd for several days because of the tropical storm in the Gulf, and it's forecast to be similar tomorrow. Here are some photographs from Little Talbot Island SP that had extensive closures due to the extremely high tide.
Saturday, September 19, 2020
It actually feels a bit autumnal albeit a Floridian autumn which is rarely crisp. Due to a distant tropical storm the skies were overcast and somewhat gloomy, but that's perfect for certain photographic moods. Sadly, when I got home from this camera adventure I heard the news that Justice Ginsburg had died. Few have done as much in behalf of women and minorities as she. The gloomy light was particularly appropriate for my sadness at her loss.