There are two times of day that the St Lucie River/Indian River Lagoon is in her glory, sunrise and sunset. At these times, the “river of light” seems both new and ancient. With the reflection of the sky on the water all the sadness of the river’s demise and destruction seems to fade. We are inspired.
The photos I am sharing today were all taken family friend, Mr. John Whiticar, of the famous local “Whiticar Boatworks” family, (http://whiticar.com).
John’s work captures the beauty of the Indian River Region in a way that is both personal and etherial. I thank John for allowing me to share his photos. You may have seen some of them on Facebook throughout the past years. He has also taken some horrific photos of the lagoon’s destruction, but today I will focus on the beautiful.
May you have a wonderful weekend, and when that moment comes and you see the hand of the Creator upon the waters, please say a prayer or make a wish for a better future and for the rebirth of this spectacular place.
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I will be taking a blog break August 11-15th as I will be attending the Florida League of Cities Annual Conference. I am the chair of the Environmental, Energy and Natural Resources Committee for 2013/2014. (http://www.floridaleagueofcities.com)
So beautiful, reminds me of the Highwaymen Paintings. They must have been inspired in the same manner.
Jacqui – Thanks to You and Yours! Stay safe. – GG
Wow Jacqui, I had some very talented classmates and never knew it! John’s pictures are beyond beautiful, he captures colors and textures that many people never see when they are looking at the live view. Thank you for sharing!
Loved the photos, thanks for sharing them.
Thanks Jacqui for your tireless efforts to save the Lagoon!
Beautiful photos. It’s how remember Florida.