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Backpacking the Florida Trail in the Ocala Nat. Forest & photo contest...

Welcome to the Paul Rebmann Nature Photography Newsletter July 2019 edition.

Pixels/Fine Art America is having a contest to select artwork to appear on Billboards in southern California during the fall and winter of 2019. Three images by Paul Rebmann are entered in this contest. Any votes for any or all three images will be appreciated. There are also some intermediate prizes for those that do not make it to the final selections. Click on the photo to vote for that image. Facebook, Pixels or Fine Art America login required to vote.
Heading Out To Sea - Blue Cypress Yellow Light - Whitetop Pitcherplant on Green

The Florida National Scenic Trail - usually just called The Florida Trail - is a 1300 mile footpath from the Gulf Islands National Seashore in the panhandle to the Big Cypress National Preserve in south Florida. I have backpacked on a number of sections of The Florida Trail, mostly in the Ocala National Forest. I have not done any of the western connector but in three previous hikes had backpacked most of the eastern connector and the combined trail where it runs through the Ocala National Forest. This March I completed my missing portion of the Ocala eastern connector from Salt Springs Highway to Juniper Springs in a three day solo hike.

 Hopkins Prairie and Clouds

Most of one day of this hike was spent where the trail follows the serpentine edge of Hopkins Prairie. Along this section I found multiple subjects and scenes to photograph, including this pretty little wildflower called a rock-rose and also known as pinebarren frostweed.

 Rock-rose

Read more about the Hopkins Prairie portion of the hike and see more photos in the Paul Rebmann Nature Photography blog post Backpacking Hopkins Prairie.

Paul Rebmann Nature Photography/Wild Florida Photo will be at the 2019 Backyard Biodiversity Day selling photo prints, nature note cards and other items with nature photos printed on them. This event will be held Sat. Oct 19 form 9am to 3pm at Mead Gardens in Winter Park, Florida.
For details on this and other events, visit the Wild Florida Photo events page.

Just a few of the items available with Paul Rebmann Nature Photography images.
Metal Prints
Hopkins Prairie by Paul Rebmann metal printHopkins Prairie metal print
Acrylic Prints
Pine In Morning Mist by Paul Rebmann acrylic printPine In Morning Mist acrylic print

The current Wild Florida Photo feature is Rock-rose.
Other recent featured photos at Wild Florida Photo include yellow-crowned night heron, Osceola's plume, pinewoods milkweed, common green darner dragonfly and Mexican pricklypoppy.

Thank you, and I hope that you enjoy my photography.
Paul Rebmann
Wild Florida Photo
paul-rebmann.pixels.com
Twitter @WildFlPhoto

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