At first I saw her sitting on one of the benches opposite the boardwalk. Then she moved over to the Shelter No. 4, meaning she was also sitting out in the sun. Perfect.
Practically no light left, but when you're carrying a speed light, that doesn't matter. Right? Well... it does, depending on how well the camera can still focus the shot.
They were sitting on the corner of the dam, and I knew I wanted a shot of the two of them as well. After the sunset had progressed a little more, first.
When I asked if I could photograph her, she said she wanted to ask me to take her photo but wasn't sure about asking for it. My guess being she thought
The days are slowly getting shorter as we approach the Autumnal Solstice, so that means trying to get more night and dusk random encounters. Keri was gracious to participate in that evening'
This one almost didn't happen. I saw her from a distance while she was sitting, liked what she was wearing, and thankfully was able to catch her to ask to photograph
Turkey Creek is typically very shallow. Getting down into the canal is pretty easy, as you can just climb down the wall at one of several points.
Campbell Park is one I'
Walking along the dam, both killing time and trying to find a prospect, I noticed these two kept looking at me. And I presume also my camera. They tried taking some shots a