“Photographing a culture in the here and now often means photographing the intersection of the present with the past.”
- David duChemin
f/16 @ 1/25 sec. ISO 100 on a tripod
Room with a View
What attracted my attention was the color of the Caribbean – it was spectacular and clear!
This room is in the Dry Tortugas National Park - one huge
brick fort that was once used as a prison. It is probably one of the most remote of
our national parks as it is about a two-hour catamaran ride off Key West, FL! The infamous Dr. Mudd, who assisted John Wilkes Booth when he was
injured, was incarcerated here. This room was actually his jail cell! Yes, it did have bars on it when it was in use but
can you imagine waking up to this view each morning?
Deana, Phil, Michelle, and Joani all checked in this morning,
thanks. . .
thanks. . .
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