• 24x36”

A dark storm rolls in as a derelict sail boat sits battered and abandoned along the shoreline. A row of condominiums crowds the banks in the distance where a thicket of mangroves once stood. Excessive development of Florida’s coastal areas removes natural barriers that protect against hurricanes, decimate tidal nurseries and remove habitat for nesting birds. This 24x36” high-resolution monochrome digital photograph is intended as a reminder of what the future of Florida’s coastlines could look like if we do not adopt more sustainable and eco-friendly development practices.