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This blog contains old session blog posts, and my failed 2011 attempt at "One Image a Day" project in which I force myself to shoot something each day, personal or professional, as a challenge to myself. I'd love to hear what you think of the images as they might slightly stray from the norm. We'll see if I can pick it up for 2012!

February 14, 2011

Apparently I can’t work on Monday mornings.  I sat down to try to finish the post I started LAST Monday morning and again started editing old images.  So I decided to give myself permission to edit my own images, once a week.  Monday mornings, when I can’t seem to get the ball rolling.

These are from a very perfect August evening last summer.  We sort of did house stuff all day and swam in the pool, and then around 3PM packed up some cold ones and snacks and headed to Crane Beach, one of our favorite beaches.  Owen was talking about how Long Island beaches have such tremendous surf (and they really do!), so it was a let down when he moved up here (he surfs).  However, now he understands the benefit of a gradual decline into the ocean, and lovely little sand bars that pop up at low tide — perfect for containing our children in knee deep water.

This was a lovely, dreamy day that probably ended with grilling or Clam Box takeout… I think everyone in town had the same night that night… summer-end perfection.

[Disclaimer: I will probably use the images of Christofer for a wonderful tutorial about blowing the red channel at sunset on the beach.  I see it over and over and it makes me cringe.  So although I love these for my own, there are technical reasons as to why  they probably are not good enough to show a client.  If you are confused  as to why I say that, stay tuned.]