I went to Coquina Beach hoping to photograph the crescent moon and Venus, but I found myself noticing something else. Families taking pictures together. Couples posing by the water. Kids playing in the surf. Photographers helping people capture moments they'll remember for years. As someo

I stopped by a retention pond behind Publix yesterday just to see what wildlife I could find. The pond itself wasn't much to look at, but there were turtles, birds, and these ducks. I walked past them to check out the water, and before I knew it, they were following me around. 😂 I sat dow

I was on my way to Fresh Market when I spotted a pair of sandhill cranes near the water. Naturally, I had to stop and take a closer look. At first, I only saw the parents. Then I noticed tiny little baby cranes tucked into the grass beside them. One minute I was running errands, and the next I wa

June 6, 1944 Known as D-Day, this was the day Allied forces landed on the beaches of Normandy, France, during World War II. More than 150,000 troops crossed the English Channel in what became the largest seaborne invasion in history. Their mission was to break through Nazi defenses and begin

On June 5, 1989, the day after Chinese troops moved into Beijing to end weeks of pro-democracy demonstrations, an unidentified man carrying shopping bags stepped into the path of a column of tanks. The protests had begun as calls for political reform, government accountability, freedom of speech,

June 5, 1919 Most history books remember June 4, 1919, as the day Congress approved the amendment that would become the 19th Amendment. But on June 5, people across the country opened their newspapers and learned that the decades-long fight for women's suffrage had reached a historic turning