"Swim to Infinity" Limited Edition Print Run of 20

Key West Ocean Photography There's no other National Park like Dy Tortugas. It's the second largest naval fort the US ever built and Fort Jefferson is the largest masonry structure in the western hemisphere. It sits atop a tiny atoll in the Gulf of Mexico a 3 hour boat ride from Key West. I've been there twice, and each time find the juxtaposition of military architecture and tropical climate / biology fascinating. During your visit there, you can snorkel and swim around the abandoned jetties and barriers between the Fort and the endless ocean. With no real shade to speak of, even on partly cloudy days the sun beats down on the keys, washing out the sand, casting glittering shimmers on the water, and blurring the line between horizon and water. "Swim to Infinity" was taken on a guided trip to Dry Tortugas with 5 close friends. We chatted and looked out for turtles and flying fish on the boat ride over. On the island, we wandered the Fort Jefferson structure. Most of our time was s