The coming summer rainy season often give us spectacular cloud formations. This isn't one of them. The point of this photograph is to show what may be a good vantage point near my home to shoot sunsets and sky shots.
Tucked at the dead end of Isabel Avenue in Gibsonton, a county-owned conservation area abuts Tampa Bay. A large mound of earth rises as a perch from which you can spy the horizon. The preserve also features a wide variety of trees and other foliage with man-made structures nowhere in sight unless you're standing on the hill.
I saw honey bees. Unfortunately, the point-and-shoot camera I had with me couldn't capture them. I'm lucky that it shot anything. Its LCD screen went on the fritz and now I can't control any of the camera's settings and I have just a small viewfinder to frame shots.
But next time I see a promising sky, I know where to take my real camera to try to get shots of it.
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