Air bubbles are held in place on a dolphin’s head just before he breaks the surface at the Navarre Pier.
Today’s Photo of the Day was taken by Michael Shepherd with his Nikon D850 camera.
If you have any fun photos of marine life, make sure to email them to editor@navarrepress.com.
When the water forms a heart on Navarre Beach, you know Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Today’s Photo of the Day was taken by Linda Johnson.
Another cold one today, but at least there will be sunshine. Today’s Photo of the Day was submitted by tourist Nicole Shaddix-Olsen, who got in town last week and is staying for a month to enjoy this sunshine.
Watch out because you might get wet today. Possible showers are in the forecast all morning but will fizzle out in the afternoon on this final day of January.
Today’s Photo of the Day was taken by our very own Front Office Administrator Melissa Johnson (MJ). She said she almost got her camera soaked in the process of taking this neat photo.
Happy Saturday Navarre ! It’s a perfect day to go golfing. Today’s Photo of the Day is of beautiful Hidden Creek and was submitted by Danyelle Rainer.
Talking about rain, there are possible showers this evening. Bring your raincoat if you have evening plans just in case it starts to drizzle.
Shelling is a hobby loved by all ages. Today’s Photo of the Day was submitted by Rheanna Martinez.
If you have any cool pictures of shells or shelling that you would like to submit for a possible Photo of the Day, email them to editor@navarrepress.com.
What a blessing it is to wake up to sunrises like these. Today’s Photo of the Day was taken a week ago by Keith Hall. Enjoy the sunshine today, although it will be chilly with a high of 57 and a low of 36.
Morning showers are expected, but rain chances will fizzle out in the afternoon, leaving us with partly cloudy skies and 2-4 foot waves. Today’s Photo of the Day was taken by Melissa Johnson.
Our gift to you this year is a collection of the top reader-submitted photos from 2020. We received hundreds of entries and culled them down to less than a dozen. Look for more of readers’ top photos in future stories and Facebook posts.
