Redbubblers of the Treasure Coast

Recent Work

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  1924 RY STEAM LOCOMOTIVE by TomBaumker

  SAT JUNE 13,2009 FLA HISTORY WAS IN THE MAKING I CAPTURED THE ONLY RY STEAM LOCOMOTIVE LEFT THAT RUNS . SAT AFTERNOON THE 1924 VINTAGE LOCOMOTIVE CAME FROM HIALIAH FLA RAILWAY ENROUTE TO ITS NEW HOME AT 1401 NORTH SECOND ST FT PIERCE FLA. IT WILL REST AT THE NEW STEAM LOCOMOTIVE ASSOCIATION INC MUSEUM. THE TRACK SPEED WAS 20 MPH WITH INSPECTIONS EVERY 20 MILES. WE WAITED FROM 2 PM UNTIL 5 PM UNTIL IT ARIVED AT SAVANNAH RD CROSSING AND DIDN`T LEAVE UNTIL AFTER 8 PM AT ITS NEW SITE. . BEING A ONCE IN A LIFETIME EVENT IT WAS WELL WORTH THE WAIT. THE MUSEUM WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND IT IS FREE. FOR INFORMATION CALL 772-464-0253. MY CAMERA WAS MY CANON XSI MY LENSE WAS MY CANON 18 TO 55 MM ISO WAS 400 F 10 AT 1/125 OF A SECOND

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  ROSEATE SPOONBILL by TomBaumker

  CAPTURED THIS BRIGHTLY COLORED SPOONBILL AND REFLECTION AS HE FLEW DOWN RIGHT INFRONT OF ME AND STARTED FEEDING I TOOK THIS PHOTO AT THE D.J.WILCOX NATURAL AREA IN FT PIERCE FLORIDA MY CAMERA MY CANON REBEL XSI LENSE SIGMA 170 to 500MM ISO 400 SHUTTER SPEED 1/500 APERATURE 5.6 FOCAL LENGTH 372.0 MM

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  EAGLE TAKEOFF by TomBaumker

  CAPTURED THIS EAGLE TAKEOFF AT MY FAVORITE EAGLE NEST AT THE NORTH SAVANNAS FT PIERCE FLORIDA MY CAMERA MY CANON REBEL XSI LENSE SIGMA 170 TO 500 MM ISO 400 SHUTTER SPEED 1/640 OPERATURE 13.0 FOCAL LENGTH 500 MM

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  BALD EAGLE LANDING by TomBaumker

  CAPTURED THIS BALD EAGLE AT THE NORTH SAVANNAH NEST THAT I HAVE BEEN SHOOTING FOR SEVEN YEARS IN FT PIERCE FLORIDA MY CAMERA WAS MY CANON REBEL XSI LENSE SIGMA 170 TO 500 MM ISO 200 SHUTTER SPEED 1/640 OPERATURE VALUE 10.0 FOCAL LENGTH 500 MM

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  Coyote Pup by Larry Grayam

  This Coyote pup was discovered in the Three Lakes WMA on Canoe Creek Rd. in Osceola County Florida. Nikon D2H 300mm lens 1/350sec f5.6 EI200 Top ten finalist in Wild Animals In The Wild challange 5/14/09 /

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  Florida panther by D R Moore

  The Florida panther is a highly threatened representative of cougar (Puma concolor) that lives in the low tides, palm forests and swamps of southern Florida in the United States. Its current taxonomic status (Puma concolor coryi or Puma concolor couguar) is unresolved. The Florida Panther is also known as the cougar, mountain lion, puma, and catamount. Males weigh about 169 pounds and live within a range that includes the Big Cypress National Preserve, Everglades National Park, and the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge. This population, the only unequivocal cougar representative in the eastern United States, currently occupies only 5% of its historic range. The number of living Florida panthers is estimated to be between 80 and 100. In 1982, the Florida panther was chosen as the Florida state animal. Southern Florida is a fast-developing area, and declining habitat threatens this species. The two highest causes of mortality for the Florida panthers are automobile injuries and aggression between panthers for territory. The primary threats to the population as a whole include habitat loss, habitat degradation, and habitat fragmentation. This image was Captured in Jupiter, Florida with a Canon 450D using an EFS 55-250mm lens / Focal Length 250mm / Exposure Time 1/125s / Aperture F5.6 / ISO-800 For loose prints (8×10 etc) visit My Store / Also Available as a mouse pad on Zazzle.com / / Click Images below to visit my Gallery / Thank You for Visiting my Gallery / Here are more places to find my work / / / Gallery Maintained by envelope150 / © COPYRIGHT NOTICE: NO ONE IS ALLOWED TO REPRODUCE OR DOWNLOAD ANY IMAGES WITHOUT MY EXPRESSED WRITTEN PERMISSION.THESE IMAGES ARE NOT TO BE USED IN ADVERTISING OR MASS REPRODUCTION OF ANY FORM.

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  PAIR OF REDTAIL HAWKS by TomBaumker

  SETTING IN A LOCAL Mc DONALDS HAVING MY MORNING COFFEE SAW A LARGE BIRD FLY BYE SOME DEAD TREES. JUST HAD TO GO AND CHECK IT OUT. IT ENDED UP BEING A PAIR OF REDTAIL HAWKS LOOKING FOR A MEAL. CAPTURED THIS PHOTO JUST NORTH OF THE INERSECTION OF KINGS HIGHWAY AND INDRIO ROAD FT PIERCE FLORIDA. MY CAMERA MY CANON REBEL XSI MY LENSE A SIGMA 170 TO 500 MM ISO 400 SHUTTER SPEED 1/500 AT APERATURE 11.0 FOCAL LENGTH 500 MM.

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  FLORIDA SUNRISE by TomBaumker

  CAPTURED THIS BEAUTIFUL SUNRISE AT THE END OF MY STREET OVER A LAKE IN LAKEWOOD PARK FT PIERCE FLORIDA. MY CAMERA WAS MY CANON REBEL XSI LENSE CANON 18 TO 55 MM ISO 320 1/25 OF A SECOND APERATURE VALUE 8.0 FOCAL LENGTH 18.0 MM

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  B & W Rose by D R Moore

  This image was captured in my backyard then manipulated using photo software. / For loose prints (8×10 and more) visit My Store / Click Images below to visit my Gallery / Thank You for Visiting my Gallery / Here are more places to find my work / / / Gallery Maintained by envelope150 / © COPYRIGHT NOTICE: NO ONE IS ALLOWED TO REPRODUCE OR DOWNLOAD ANY IMAGES WITHOUT MY EXPRESSED WRITTEN PERMISSION.THESE IMAGES ARE NOT TO BE USED IN ADVERTISING OR MASS REPRODUCTION OF ANY FORM.

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  Light House III by D R Moore

  The lighthouse commenced operation on July 10, 1860 it is made of brick, it was painted red in 1910 due to discoloration caused by humidity. It is 108 feet tall and has a circular stairway with 105 steps from the base of the tower to the lantern room The light itself is a first-order Fresnel lens manufactured in Paris by Henry-LePaute. The rotating lens flashes (burst of light when bulls-eye passes viewer’s line of vision) is 1.2 seconds, eclipses (darkens) 6.6 seconds, flashes 1.2 seconds, eclipses 21 seconds, and then repeats the cycle. The light can be viewed approximately 20 miles out at sea. / During the restoration work in 1999-2000, archaeologists uncovered shells and pottery fragments in excavations made on the hill near the base of the tower. The artifacts are believed to be remnants of a Native American colony, dating from around 700 AD. This Image was Captured in Jupiter, Florida / using a Canon 450D / Focal Length 155mm / Exposure Time 1/500s / Aperture F9 / ISO-100 / Here is another version of this image / / For loose prints (8×10 etc) visit My Store / Thank You for Visiting my Gallery / Here are more places to find my work / / / Gallery Maintained by envelope150 / © COPYRIGHT NOTICE: NO ONE IS ALLOWED TO REPRODUCE OR DOWNLOAD ANY IMAGES WITHOUT MY EXPRESSED WRITTEN PERMISSION.THESE IMAGES ARE NOT TO BE USED IN ADVERTISING OR MASS REPRODUCTION OF ANY FORM.

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  Pelican pair by Larry Grayam

  A pair of Brown Pelicans (Pelecanus occidentalis) glide silently in formation over the Atlantic shoreline in Vero Beach Florida USA. Pelican numbers have decreased significantly in coastal Florida as habitat destruction continues. Nikon F3 1/500sec f8 EI400 Fujichrome

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  Robin eating berries by Larry Grayam

  A Robin tries the berries on a wild pepper tree in my back yard in Vero Beach Florida USA. Nikon F3 300mm lens 1/500sec f11 EI400 Fujichrome “Robin eating berries” was featured in Berries, Fruits & Seeds 11/22/09 /