On Honeymoon Island one form of RECREATION is cast net fishing. This young man was a novice at throwing his net and by the time I decided to make an image he was on his way back to shore.
The island is a state park that was developed in 1939 as a honeymoon destination. The original name was Hog Island – doesn’t sound so romantic does it? There are nature and birding trails, swimming, fishing, shelling, picnic areas and food concessions. The beach is difficult to walk because it was mostly crushed shells and course sand.
Patty Charles 
This takes my breath away…. the soft muted colors of the water, sky and the delicate white net.. As an artist, your photo is exactly as should be.. in thirds, the “out to sea” waterline, below the bend of his arm on the inside and just above on the outside. This is absolutely beautiful!!!!!!! I love it….:)
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Nice shot – I like how you caught him in action.
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Yes, that is one form of recreation to do on Hog Island! We have a local lake that is known as Toad, but the realtors call it Emerald.
Looks like a great place to be, regardless of the name. I’ll be sure and bring some sort of footwear, though.
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It looks like that wave is coming in hard to knock him over lol A truly beautiful take!
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Tammy you must have looked at the photo file for this trip. I did snap one right after a wave knocked him down.
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Nice stop action image, and so peaceful with all the blues.
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You ccould have asked for a re-throw but I think you captured a beautiful scene with the submerged leading lines being the bonus.
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Very beautiful scene with all those different shades of aqua blue…peaceful looking.
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Wonderful action shot, and so many different shades of blue! You seem to live in a beautiful part of the world.
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Hog Island????This view has a lot going for it including the water.
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Thanks everyone glad you enjoyed this photo.
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