I don’t spend as much time in Biscayne National Park as I should. This is primarily because most of Biscayne National Park is water and the number of boat access points is limited. Additionally, dealing with the weekend crowds at the boat ramps is just not worth the hassle. However, I am making it a point to spend more time in this beautiful park and try to capture more of its uniqueness in my photographs.
To get the ball rolling I drove out to the Biscayne National Park visitor center after work to capture some incoming storms and what I hoped were some dramatic skies. I captured a few images I liked but nothing spectacular. The mainland portion of the park closes at 5:30 so I had to leave just as the light was starting to reach its peak. I may try to capture an early morning sunrise before work next time.
Here are a few of the images from my 30 minute trip
