Explore & Learn an Ancient Culture in Your Own Backyard By Brian Holaway Southwest Florida has an abundance of history, all you need to do is look in your own back yard. A special place I have enjoyed the solitude, history, mosquitoes, ecology, heat, archaeology and sunsets for over...
Thanks National Geographic UK for including me in this article- Hidden Nooks of the Beaches of Fort Myers & Sanibel along with some of my favorite places - Cayo Costa State Park, Cabbage Key, Tarpon Lodge, Randell Research Center, Lovers Key State Park, Crew...
Captiva Island emerged out of a spit of sand. Plants have held the shifting sand together for hundreds of years, but it is the people, artists, fisherman, farmers, bootleggers, writers, World War I mechanics, guides, and hotel purveyors who have kept the island together tide...
Every day is new on the water and this day with Kristin was spectacular for taking photos. The abundance of wildlife and shells in Southwest Florida provides a unique place for photography or just to be outside. I enjoy every day and love to get...
It is always a pleasure having Gail and her 88 year old mother-in-law Billie on the water. This trip was all about photography. We spent the morning taking photos of wildlife and we didn't have to go too far to capture photos of dolphin in...