Al Schnier, moe. (Gulf Shores, Alabama, 2013)
Bob Overton, World War II veteran (Gainesville, Florida, 2015)
Trey Anastasio, Phish (Gulf Shores, Alabama, 2013)
Bryce Canyon National Park (Bryce, Utah, 2017)
Couple walking on Seven Mile Bridge (Florida Keys, 2015)
Germany defeats Portugal in World Cup (Munich, Germany, 2014)
Smoke-phase wild turkey (Great Smoky Mountains National Park, 2016)
Osprey (Florida Keys, 2015)
Chris Robinson, the Black Crowes (Gulf Shores, Alabama, 2013)
UF basketball players Casey Prather (holding hat) and Scottie Wilbekin after the Final Four (Gainesville, Florida, 2014)
Danny Louis, Gov't Mule (Gulf Shores, Alabama, 2013)
Women's March (Washington D.C., 2017)
Rob Damitz, co-founder of aqUV solar-powered water sanitizer (Poe Springs, Florida, 2015)
Tom Petty, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (Gulf Shores, Alabama, 2013)
Arches National Park (Moab, Utah, 2017)
Stevie Wonder (Gulf Shores, Alabama, 2013)
Red-shouldered hawk (Florida Everglades, 2015)
Zion National Park (Springdale, Utah, 2017)
Bud Shipbaugh, World War II veteran (Levy County, Florida, 2015)
Brown-headed cowbird (Moab, Utah, 2017)
Confederate flag supporters and an opponent (Gainesville, Florida, 2015)
Jüdisches Museum's Shalekhet (Fallen Leaves) exhibit (Berlin, Germany, 2014)
The bride (St. Augustine, Florida, 2016)
Bear spotting (Great Smoky Mountains National Park, 2016)
Todd Sheaffer, Railroad Earth (Gulf Shores, Alabama, 2013)
Tram and cars (Prague, Czech Republic, 2014)
1950 Ford Custom (Ennice, North Carolina, 2016)
Hula hooper (Gulf Shores, Alabama, 2013)
Michael Garrett, owner of Vegan2Go restaurant (Gainesville, Florida, 2015)
Kingdom Heirs (Dollywood, Tennessee, 2016)
Jay Carney, former White House press secretary (Gainesville, Florida, 2014)
Women's March (Washington D.C., 2017)
(From left) Humphreys Peak, Agassiz Peak and Fremont Peak are Arizona's three highest points (north of Flagstaff, 2015)
Protester before Richard Spencer speaking event (Gainesville, Florida, 2017)
World War II veteran Russell Pickett, the last survivor of Omaha Beach’s Company A "suicide wave" (Soddy-Daisy, Tennessee, 2019)
Carlos Crews, World War II veteran (Lake City, Florida, 2016)
Comments are closed.