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Everglades Membsers' Mini Galleries

Our new Gallery feature is a series of Mini-Galleries by the membership at large. All Everglades members are invited to submit pictures and a self portrait for
display on this website. Click on the Example Mini Gallery Link below for information about image specifications. Enjoy. Tim Roethele, Everglades Webmaster
soboca@aol.com

Example Mini Gallery

Michael Rosenbaum Mini Gallery

Burt Hesselson Mini Gallery

Carol-Ann Rogus, FPSA Mini Gallery

Tom Icklan, APSA Mini Gallery

Mervyn Hurwitz Mini Gallery

Gerry Burberry Mini Gallery

Ed Dvorak Mini Gallery

Elyse Brunt Mini Gallery

Ed Dvorak began shooting in High School and College for both the campus newspaper and Year Books. He has been shooting sport photography in South Florida for over twenty years. He wrote a "How To" sports photography article for the current PSA Journal. Recent assignments were for Publix Supermarket, Earthlink Internet, Zephyrhills Pure Spring Water, Bud Light Beer, and Caterpillar Engines. His photos have appeared in Camera & Travel, Muscle Magazine, Florida Fitness, Hustler, Gallery, Leg Show, and Playboy's Internet Glamour Photo Contest. Click  Gallery  for a tour of Ed's sports images.

Sports Photography by Ed Dvorak

New Everglades Chapter member Candy Children and her husband John took a three week trip to Ecuador in May of 2006. Eight days of that trip were spent in "The Enchanted Islands,"-Ecuador's Galapágos Islands which are located in the Pacific Ocean 600+ miles west of the mainland.  In this gallery are a few of the images she took of the wildlife located there.  "Some of these animals are found no where else in the world and are virtually untouched and unaffected by the hoards of tourists that trek to these Darwin Islands each year."

  Galapágos Islands Gallery by Candace Childrey

Everglades Field Trip Photo Gallery

Enjoy the images taken on our Pine Jog field trip in February.