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Conch Key is located at mile marker 63 in the Florida Keys. This quaint little lobster fishing village spreads across the Overseas Highway on both the Atlantic Ocean side for Sunrises and the Gulf of Mexico side for sunsets of which both are quite spectacular. Many of the local residents have painted their little cottages in quaint colors with their own style of conch art. Some of the part time residents have built lovely two story homes to enjoy their "snow bird" retirement years. This little Island is home to many lobster fishermen who make their living by providing fresh crawfish, stonecrabs and the catch of the day to both locals and nearby restaurants.

Ginger Wakem is a fourth generation Floridian whose work has been exhibited in galleries, shops, and offices. A muralist used her nature shots to decorate the walls of local businesses. Many of her photographs were shot from a boat in the backwaters of south Florida's inlets, mangroves, and Gulf of Mexico. They have won photography contests as well as sold to multiple buyers. Her photographs of blues guitarists taken at the Tampa Bay Blues Festival are very popular and have sold multiple times. In 2023, two of her photographs were chosen and shown at the Photo Artists' International Exhibition, in Watford, England. Ginger has finished many art books for private individuals. One of them took over twenty years to complete and was about a...