There was a storm forming on top of the Biscayne Natural Park. My friend Cata and I started to look where to hide.

This photo was taken minutes before an incredible lightning storm in Biscayne National Park.

Miami Beach on the horizon, from Biscayne National Park

A red light has always mean to me to take it slow. It's a time to reflect on the things to come, and to think about the paths in life. A red light can be an opportunity to make a bold 90 degree turn and jump over new things. A red light not always means stop. It is more like "look, here is your chance to do something besides driving". Do you want to sip that hot coffee again? Wait for the red light to better enjoyment. No time for make up? How about taking advantage of that red light.

Just don't fall asleep while you wait for the green.

This red light in Fleming St. is in Key West.

Facade of a theater in Key West

Somewhere in South Beach

Las tres tristes alcantarillas

The sky is the limit

You can be roaming along, minding your own business. And then boom! A huge boat comes up in the horizon... yet once you analyze it, it is so far that in reality it does nothing to you. The waves will be old story once they get to you, you will feel a little bump, yes. But it is nothing that will take your roaming away. Smile at the waves and wish them well. That's what I would do.

All the lines get connected in the distribution area.