The Swamp marshwater but are especially common in

but are especially common in the Everglades with its million acres of wilderness

The metal structure of the bridge forms a space defined by pockets of light that frame the roadway

I do feel somewhat responsible for insuring our waters are cared for and respected

pushed over by wind but still rooted

The triptych illustrate the dynamic interplay of life in the Everglades

The Swamp marshwater but are especially common inAlligators are a huge part of my environment. I live near Paynes Prairie, home to thousands of gators, and see them regularly in ponds, rivers, springs, and swamps throughout Florida. I am fascinated by them and love their textural complexity. Swamps evoke mystery and timelessness, and gators are such an ancient species hearkening from the age of the dinosaurs, that I forget our civilized world while I'm in the swamp with it's other denizens. This