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Limited Edition · 10 Prints Only
Miami Beach, Florida
An approaching tropical storm system from the east, backlit by the rising sun — the sky split between deep blue storm and burning gold sunrise, the pink art deco tower in the foreground.
The Story
Miami Beach storm sunrises occur when a tropical system is positioned to the east of the beach, close enough to create dramatic cloud formations but far enough that the sun can still rise below the cloud base. The result is a sky split between the dark blue of the storm's leading edge and the saturated gold of the sunrise behind it. This specific composition — with the art deco lifeguard tower in the foreground — required months of sunrise attendance before the conditions aligned.
Miami Beach faces ongoing environmental pressure from sea level rise and storm intensification. The art deco lifeguard towers — a defining element of this composition — are regularly damaged in hurricanes. This image documents a specific intersection of built heritage and natural weather that may not persist.
— Edin ChavezEdition Structure
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