I created A Travel for Taste on the premise that travel and food bring people together and promote cross-cultural understanding. Toward the same end, I support all those working for equality to eliminate the institutionalized racism experienced by black citizens in the USA. I see you and hear you. I am with you. This is a pivotal time in history. What we do now sets the tone for our future. Let us listen to one another and come to understand each other as human beings.
Egmont Key is accessible only by boat, so my fellow photographer and I boarded the tour boat and set out to photograph the historical island. It features a working lighthouse, gopher tortoises and ruins of an old army fort.
Using Adobe Photoshop, I combined several photographs into one. Here are the results of my attempts at digital manipulation, including the originals and results from two photo shoots at public parks in the Tampa Bay area of Florida.
Largo, Florida, in the Tampa Bay area, is home to Heritage Village, an open-air museum in Pinellas County. Historical buildings, artifacts, tools, clothes and furnishings depict homes, a firehouse, a gas station, an antique train and many other relics of past Florida living. Here are my photos.
A spoiled photo outing with my friend turned into one of the most entertaining and fun excursions we've ever had! Junkyard art photos included!
I'm pleased to announce another first for A Travel for Taste: our very first guest blog! This week I've invited fellow photographer Paula Showen to share a blog post about her visit to a historical New Orleans cemetery a few years ago. Happy Halloween!