Photogeddon - Day 31: Treasures

The Santa Margarita was a Spanish ship that sank in a hurricane in the Florida Keys about 40 miles west off the island of Key West in 1622.
Artifacts from the ship are currently on display at the Mel Fisher Maritime Heritage Museum in Key West and here in Oregon as well. In an unassuming home, here in Oregon, is a beautiful collection of treasures from the shipwreck. A grandfather of the family I visited was involved with the salvage recovery and worked directly with Mel Fisher to recover the treasures from the deeps of the Gulf of Mexico. This is just a small sample of the treasures... and love shot of one of their dogs.

Broken Hand Ceramic

The real treasure Lily

From a Ship Wreck

Coin from Ship Wreck

Santa Margarita Treasure

Photogeddon - Day 31: Recap of the Last 30 Days

What 30 of creative warring have done for me is really force me to think differently about my voice. For today's Photogeddon, I am posting my five favorite shots from the last thirty days. It has been quite a journey.

My Personal Favorite

Love the lack of detail yet the message still gets through

The vanishing point and lines within the line make this a favorite

Yup. It should be obvious why I like this one

This is my second favorite... such fun