Dusk on the Bridge

I feel as if I am always driving. The fact of the matter is I think that I have driven across the HRBT for at least five days a week for the past 12 years. Yes, the past 12 YEARS. I have found that I love driving across the bridge during dusk. Look at how beautiful the drive can be. For all of you who are thinking it, yes this was very dangerous, but what the hell. This blog's description IS the mischief I can get into. But to calm your nerves, I didn't actually look into the view finder. I put the camera on continuous, held down the clicker and prayed for a great shot! Thank God this is what I came out with.


I was reading about a Philadelphia-based photographer and he said, "I'll take two or three shots, and maybe they'll all be out of focus. I don't take a photo, look at the little screen, and take it again. If it's perfect, then it was meant to be." I love this quote because sometimes I feel like I'm a slave to that little screen, but then I find that some of the best pictures that I take are when I relax and not worry about what is on the screen.

So on to the informational part of the blog.

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Now, what to listen to: I've been singing LOUDLY to "Natural Woman" by Aretha Franklin. I bet you will too.

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