It looked this dark to me, Higgs Beach before dawn, a land of shadows and faint street lights.
And the coolest public toilets in the world, built around curves in the walls and no straight lines:
Higgs Beach is operated by Monroe County even though it is in the city it is in fact a county park and its patrolled by a deputy Sheriff during the day:
Later Rusty and I cruised down toward Duval Street for walk number two. I found a bunch of bright unrelated colors:
I have no idea what Rusty found but he was fascinated.
Duval Street by night:
4 comments:
I left a comment for you once saying that without your WRITTEN context the photos in your journal could easily be misunderstood, thus leaving behind a detailed history which never actually existed. A videographer named David Hoffman just posted a video to his channel which in essence expresses the same thought I had, which is, WHAT IS THE MEANING OF ALL THOSE PHOTOS WE LEAVE BEHIND? https://youtu.be/BpXIj7kPX90
Simply moments in time. No need to over think any of it. Beautiful pictures of a beautiful city.
To me the pictures are a record of what I saw and I’m trying to get better at recording them. The effort to improve tunes my brain but recording key West is rewarding because it is always changing. I guess anonymous said that in a nutshell I will check out the link.
I guess having watched the video my words better not get lost. On the other hand I cannot wrote here all that I feel or do.
I might well end up destitute
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