South Florida
South Florida is a Colony of Its Own
Spanish is just as spoken as English. People are dressed to out-fabulous the next person. Flamboyant, butt-dragging cars are the GDP equivalent of a small nation and are aplenty. It's a unique place for sure which also lends itself to good photo spots. And as a digital out-of-home ad recently asserted to me, it has the most Art-Deco architecture anywhere.
Everglades National Park
One of the largest national parks in the US, the Everglades is a lanscape set apart from others you might find elsewhere in the country. Gators are there, sure, and you can see them from a fanboat. I'd say it's worth a visit if you're in the area. Try camping in the Flamingo campground at the southern end if you're there. Bring that bug spray!
The San Juan Hotel in South Beach
Eco Pond Trail in the Everglades
Egret on the Mahogany Trail in the Everglades
Matheson Hammock Park & Marina
I caught an algae bloom/red tide from the this small park in southern Miami. It's a great place to see the sunrise, but make no bones about it. The red tides are harmful to anything in its way from marine life to humans to plants.
The Top of a Best Buy Garage in South Beach
Taken from the top of a parking garage on 5th st in South Beach. Sure was windy and needed a strong tripod, or person to hold it down,