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I loved the white bare sticks rising up from the center of the palm fronds as I walked along the Francis S. Taylor Wildlife Management Area in the Everglades of Florida. "The interior of this 671,831-acre trail site, with its freshwater swamp and wet prairie, is inaccessible without an airboat or tracked vehicle. A drivable levee system on its northern boundary (see Holey Land and Rotenberger WMAs), recreational areas along I-75 across its middle, and boat ramps along US 41 in the south offer glimpses into this huge ecosystem. True Everglades at its best, the views from the recreational areas include egrets, herons and most other wading birds, plus clouds of swallows and occasional sightings of Bald Eagles and Swallow-tailed Kites. Snail Kites are sometimes seen at the boat ramps along US 41." (http://floridabirdingtrail.com)

Atlanta based photographer, Rebecca Carr, has been honing her photography skills for the last several years. Originally drawn to digital art forms, Rebecca has brought her passion for technology to her photographic statements. Raised in the southeastern United States, Rebecca's work is informed by the beauty and iconography of the region.