Ok, specifically these are the favorite photos that we have taken in the past couple years.  That is all we mean by Florida’s greatest pictures and photos.  One or two may not have even been taken in Florida.  Several are in Ybor, Riverview, Brandon, Orlando, and Tampa.

Please take a moment and let us know what you think of our photos from this area.

After attending the Tampa Breeze Vs Orlando Fantasy game on December 30th, we were hooked on the action associated with the LFL.  The Breeze won thanks to their last minute heroics, but this game was one that could have gone either way.  It was entertaining to watch, and we recommend it to any football fans out there.  It is something that is a little different than what you would see in the National Football League, and sometimes it is good to be a little off kilter from the norm.

Please check out our photos.

SnowMan Jones

This is Laura’s first modeling gig.  We took these pictures near East Bay Race Track, which is on the east side of Tampa Bay.  These pictures are from NinjaPimp.com.  (Leave comments if you want to be in the next set of photos.)

Laura is here with a 2009 Ford Mustang.  Our amateur photographer and Laura took these pictures in late November 2011, and there will be many more photo sets coming up.

Check out the picture of this Bantam Jeep that we took during a photo shoot near Tampa Florida this week.

History on the Bantam
When it became obvious that the United States was eventually going to become involved in the war raging in Europe, the U.S. Army contacted 135 companies asking for working prototypes of a four-wheel-drive reconnaissance car. Only two companies responded to the request, The American Bantam Car Company and Willys-Overland. The Army had set what seemed like an impossible deadline of 49 days to supply a working prototype. Willys asked for more time but were refused. The bankrupt American Bantam Car Company had no engineering staff left on the payroll and brought in Karl Probst, a talented freelance designer from Detroit. After turning down an initial request from Bantam, Probst accepted the job after being asked again by the Army, and initially working without salary, went to work July 17, 1940.

Probst completely laid out plans for the Bantam prototype, known as the BRC or Bantam Reconnaissane Car, in two days, and the next day estimated the total cost of the vehicle. On July 22, Bantam’s bid was submitted, complete with blueprints.[8] Much of the vehicle had to be assembled from existing off-the-shelf automotive parts, and the custom four-wheel drivetrain components were supplied by Spicer. The hand-built prototype was completed in Butler, Pennsylvania,[9] and driven to Camp Holabird, Maryland, for testing by the Army on 21 September 1940. The vehicle met the Army’s criteria, but its engine did not meet the Army’s torque requirements.

Bantam Jeep

Can you help us figure out what kind of truck this is? We spotted it at Charley Foy’s Metal Recyclers in Gibsonton, Florida near East Bay Race Track.

Check out this picture we took and edited of Cassey…

Check out this sexy picture of our model Cassey in front of Tampa’s skyline, overlooking the river.

This is a test gallery for Kyleigh and can be deleted at any time.

Here are some pictures of a Cuban Tree Frog in Tampa.  I took them a bit ago and I thought I would share.

I took most of these photos in 2002.  I would estimate that most of the photos were from February of that year. I figure that someday somebody will want to see some old photos of Birmingham, so it will just take a while and somebody will want to see these.