Reymon de Real PhotographyOF LIGHTHOUSE AND SEA OATS
I have always been fascinated by these rice looking grasses growing along the shorelines of South Florida beaches and love how they turn gold during the summer reminding me of rice fields back in the Philippines during the harvest season. I recently learned that this grass is named sea oats and is mostly found in the southeastern United States from Virginia to Florida. I took this photograph in the island of Key Biscayne from across mainland Miami and in the background is the historic and 191-year-old Cape Florida Lighthouse. It was quite a struggle taking this photograph as my autofocus was going insane switching focus from the sea oats in the foreground to the lighthouse in the background. I tried to be creative with this composition and I’d like to believe I did okay on my first try. What do you think?
Reymon de Real Photography 
I think it’s great and often it creates amazing images such as this when not the whole picture is in focus. I think it makes it more interesting and draws the eye to what you want the viewer to focus on. Well done
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I guess that’s the best part about photography. Thanks for dropping by and for the nice comments.
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I love to take photos of sea oats too! It can be challenging when the wind is blowing though.
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This was my first attempt and you are right about the wind blowing them. Will try to take more photos next time.
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Well worth your effort, beautiful! Place it on your wall. 👍🏻
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Thanks John! You just gave me an idea 😉
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cool!
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