South Florida Landscape | Lee Smith Photography

Tequesta Sunrise

A Tequesta sunrise with clouds and a little surf in Jupiter, Florida

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A Golden Glow - Jupiter Sunrise in Palm Beach — Jupiter-3366-2021_03_06

A Simple Morning – Matheson Hammock

When times were simpler and the beauty of the morning was not wasted. Sunrise over Miami as viewed from Matheson Hammock.

Roots

Photo by Lee Smith

A walk along a Davie Canal seeing the roots of an old Banyan tree reach into the banks of the flowing water.

The canal offers a great setting to explore and runs the length of the Town of Davie.

The canal offers a great setting to explore. The Canal runs the length of the Town of Davie. — Roots – 0054

A Beautiful South Florida Sunrise

South Florida’s Landscape at dawn provides some of the riches colors and images a photographer can hope for. A Beautiful South Florida Sunrise at Matheson Hammock in Miami offers a wonderful location to catch the light with an unique contrasting foreground of Palm Trees.

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South Beach Sunrise

Photos by Lee Smith

An epic morning South Beach sunrise at South Point with skies a glow with a reddish hue.

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Night Photography & StarTrails over South Florida

Photos by Lee Smith

We had a clear night over South Florida and we headed out to a favorite spot out in the Everglades. The moon set at 3pm so we did not have to deal with moon light. The stars were shining brightly and the wind was almost still. We put on bug spray and could still hear the buzzing of mosquitoes and got a few bites.

We set out cameras up to capture the stars and some star trails. Each star trail has about 120 image to make one photo. Each image is about 30 seconds and taken 1 second apart then stacked to create the star trails.