Like relics of a lunar colony marooned at sea, the domes of Cape Romano stand quietly against a vast horizon, their concrete shells softened by salt and time. Set adrift in the Gulf’s endless blue, they appear both futuristic and forgotten—haunted by tides, kissed by clouds, and serenaded by seabirds. Drift Station captures the surreal beauty of isolation, where architecture dissolves into the elements and imagination takes the helm.