Photography by George G Bailey. images of nature Please note: The thumbs are in gray scale, full size images are in brilliant color. All photo's were taken using a Professional Grade Sony Mavica MVC FD85 with a resolution of 1280 x 960. Images displayed on this web page is property of George G Bailey of Bailey's Popcorn Cafe and may be purchased in print (4x6 or 5x7) or in the back of a T-shirt by following the links next to the pictures (coming soon), or writing to Mr. Bailey. Image resolution has been reduced for Internet display.
	Wuesthoff Sunrise (Melbourne Florida) 4/8/05	Hibiscus (Palm Bay, Florida) 4/20/05	Tree of Youth, a Slide. (Melbourne Beach, Florida) 4/9/05
	The Rose (Palm Bay, Florida) 4/20/05	Reflections 1 (Sebring, Florida) 8/28/05	Reflections 2 (Sebring, Florida) 8/28/05
	Florida Rose (Palm Bay Florida) 4/20/05	Silver Lining 1 (Palm Bay Florida) 8/4/05	Palms Everywhere (Sebring Florida) 8/28/05
	Reaching for the Sky (Sebring Florida) 8/28/05	Reflections 3 (Sebring Florida) 8/28/05	Reflections 4 (Sebring Florida) 8/28/05
	Wuesthoff Sunrise (Melbourne Florida) 4/8/05 This photo was taken next to the Wuesthoff Hospital Emergency room in Melbourne Florida. This a beautiful facility with great service. Take notice of rays of light peeking from the clouds in the sky. A beautiful start to a beautiful day.   back to top
	Hibiscus (N.W. Palm Bay) 4/20/05 Taken one evening while teaching my daughter how to take pictures. This image is available for purchase in print or on the back of a T-shirt. Through Bailey's Popcorn Cafe and Cafe Press.   back to top
	Tree of Youth, a slide (Melbourne Beach Fl.) 4/20/05 This Grand old tree can be found in the middle of a playground where it continues to spark the imagination of all who gaze upon it.     back to top
	The Rose (Palm Bay Florida) 4/20/05 The Rose is a photo that I took while messing around in my front garden. This very special rose bush was planted back in 1988, and did not give us these beautiful flowers until after the 2004 Hurricanes. Life begins anew.   back to top
	Reflections 1. (Sebring Florida) 8/28/05 While traveling with my lovely guide Josephine C, we became lost in the Highlands Hammock State Park. As we searched for a way back to civilization we stumbled upon this gorgeous stream, and there was no way I was going to go home without capturing its beauty. This picture is one of dozens, and one of 4 displayed on this web site.   back to top
	Reflections 2. (Sebring Florida) 8/28/05 Taken near a bridge at Highlands Hammock State Park.     back to top
	Florida Rose (Palm Bay, Florida) 4/20/05 Several pictures were taken this day. I taught my kids a thing or two about taking pictures and out of curiosity compared the pictures taken of the same image with 3 different cameras. My old Sony Mavica that uses floppy discs and records images at 1.3 Mega Pixels (now with a Sony Memory Stick Adapter and memory stick). My daughter who has a Fuji Digital Camera with an internal memory card that records at 3.2 Mega Pixels, and a 35 mm camera. The results were not surprising, the images taken with the Mavica turned out to be superior due to the larger lens surface area. The Fuji did take some nice photo's and the 35 mm went back into a drawer where it belongs, it couldn't compete with the image quality.   back to top
	Silver Lining (Palm Bay, Florida) 8/4/05 Another typical Palm Bay Sunset. We often don't give our sunsets enough credit because they don't come down over a beach, but if we take the time to notice you'll discover each sunset is a gift.     back to top
	Palms Everywhere (Sebring Florida) 8/28/05 Highlands Hammock State Park. Please Support Your State Parks. back to top
	Reaching for the Sky (Sebring Florida) 8/28/05 Highlands Hammock State Park. Please Support Your State Parks.   back to top
	Reflections 3. (Sebring Florida) 8/28/05   Taken near a bridge at Highlands Hammock State Park. back to top
	Reflections 4. (Sebring Florida) 8/28/05   Taken near a bridge at Highlands Hammock State Park. back to top
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