This gorgeous scene materialized in an instant and was gone just as fast. I barely got the BMW into frame before it pulled into the parking garage to my right.
I’ve been doing a lot of photography work recently, but its been for clients that are still reviewing the work or haven’t used it for their websites/businesses yet and so I haven’t been able to show it. Because of this, I’ll fill in the second post this week with some photos of a vacation I was on earlier this year.
I went on a Bahamas cruise and stayed a couple of days in Charleston, SC (the city we were porting out of), and took advantage of the free time to snap some photos. I did a little street photography and some touristy photos – nothing that would win a Pulitzer, but fun to shoot none the less.
I caught this sunrise while standing at the farthest forward point on the ship that the passengers were allowed.
I also got up early every morning while on the cruise and went topside to shoot photos of the sunrise and the port we were at. I’m a morning person and it would kill me to sit in the cabin and miss the opportunity. On the second morning at sea, there was this amazing sunrise and I was one of only a few people that saw it.
Part of doing so much photographic work is trying to balance shooting professionally with shooting for fun/inspiration. Because I have children/dogs/friends and I live in such a beautiful area, I always have available subjects to photograph, but finding the time is the challenge.