Eloise and I were sitting in a park on the beach at Port Lavoca eating lunch, and watching the gulls – huddled in the shade. We couldn’t complain since we were sitting in the air conditioned car instead of out on the beach because, you guessed it, it was too hot!
When you spend almost a week at the beach, you expect to get to shoot several sunrises and sunsets, right? Well, last week we had lots of clouds and fog, so no sunrise photos and only one sunset to shoot. Even for this one, we only got to see the sun in short bursts, but...
This Marbled Godwit appears quite self confident as he struts on the edge of the water washing up onto the beach. Isn’t it remarkable that they have a long black-tipped pink bill? Doesn’t that just make you wonder why?
Sometimes we miss the beauty of what’s close because we’re looking in the distance. Evening is always a special time to walk on the beach. The light shows the textures, making the stuff right below you seem magical.
The girl loved walking around on the deck! And eating cheese and crackers, of course! Learning how to do storyboards in PhotoShop. Looks like maybe I figured it out!
