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Why are there roosters everywhere in Key West? Sho

Why are there roosters everywhere in Key West?
Short answer: they were here before the tourists.

Long answer: In the 1800s, Cuban and Bahamian immigrants brought chickens with them for food and cockfighting. When cockfighting was banned and refrigeration arrived, the birds were released… and promptly decided they liked island life. No predators. Warm weather. Endless confidence.

Today, the roosters of Key West are protected by local ordinance, completely unbothered by humans, and absolutely convinced they run the place.
They strut. They crow at inappropriate hours. They pose like this.

Love them or side eye them, they’re living history with feathers and frankly, they know it. #KeyWest #IslandHistory #LocalLegends #RoosterEnergy #OldTownKeyWest

Walking hand in hand through a protected sanctuary

Walking hand in hand through a protected sanctuary on Martha’s Vineyard, where the dunes meet the sea and everything slows down just enough to notice what matters.
An engagement session rooted in quiet landscapes, open skies, and the kind of love that doesn’t need staging just space to breathe. 🤍🌿🌊

#MarthasVineyard #EngagementSession #ProtectedLands #CoastalLove #NaturalRomance

Wishing you a peaceful and magical 2026 ✨ More nat

Wishing you a peaceful and magical 2026 ✨
More nature, more wonder, more moments that make you pause and breathe. #Hello2026 #PeacefulMoments #EverydayMagic #NatureInspired #NewYearVibes ✨

Thank you for trusting us with your most important

Thank you for trusting us with your most important moments. I’m deeply honored to tell your story.

Barefoot days in Islamorada, where soft island lig

Barefoot days in Islamorada, where soft island light, palm trees, and family time set the pace 🤍🌴
This session felt exactly like a vacation should, relaxed, connected, and completely unforced. Neutral tones, salty air, kids in motion… and a dog who somehow matched the color palette like it was planned (it absolutely wasn’t, but we’ll take the win 🐾).

These are the moments that matter most the ones that feel like being present.

Florida Keys family photography at its finest.
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Soft sand, salty air, and palms that lean into isl

Soft sand, salty air, and palms that lean into island time 🌴
@cheecalodge Islamorada, where the Keys do what they do best. #CheecaLodge
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