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Photo of the Week: Peacock Feathers
Photo of the Week: A peacock preens on Longboat Key.
Read More >>Photo of the Week – Shadows in the Sunset
A setting sun cradled in the clouds and the silhouettes of beach-goers strolling down the shore…nothing beats a golden Sarasota sunset. Photo by Flickr user Spangles44.
Read More >>Photo of the Week: Egret in the Waves
A snow-white egret standing among the soothing, hushed colors of the ocean made this an instant favorite! With one leg bent, he looks like he may be meditating while executing a yoga pose. Don’t you feel zen just looking at this? Photo by Matt Cattell.
Read More >>Photo of the Week – A Flawless Reflection
You’ll definitely be seeing double with Kurt Martin’s capture of this Sarasota bridge and its flawless reflection in the water below. Photo by Kurt Martin.
Read More >>Photo of the Week – A Nighttime Sun
By Taylor Meredith Have you ever seen the sun at night? Well now you have, with this gorgeous shot of fireworks on the beach. The effect is surreal, as the sparks light up the lifeguard chair as if it were daytime. Photo by Duane Schoon.
Read More >>Photo of the Week: Dolphin Fins
By Taylor Meredith These dolphins are offering us just a sneak peak by allowing their fins to surface into view, but that’s all we need in order to appreciate their beauty as they glide through the Siesta Key water under a bright moon. Photo by Jimmy Scott Jr.
Read More >>Photo of the Week: Beer Can Island
By Taylor Meredith James Livingston has achieved a neat, colorful perspective of these uprooted trees on the shore of “Beer Can Island” at Long Boat Key. We love the array of textures, highlighted by Livingston’s great composition and depth of field! Photo by James Livingston
Read More >>Photo of the Week: Let There Be Light!
By Taylor Meredith Downtown Sarasota has its obvious attractions, and then its more subtle gems that sometimes have to be pointed out. This lit roundabout fits in the latter category, captured by Mike Skelton and appropriately named, “Let There Be Light!” Photo by Mike Skelton
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