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| Covered in sand |
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| Running from the waves with grandpa |
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| Oh no! Waves! |
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| Waiting for the waves with granny |
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| Bubby with great-grandma |
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| Sissy & granny waiting for the waves |
3/22/15 at 3:58pm, 8.11 lbs, 22 inches
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1 year ago
Friday, July 5, 2013
Beach Day!
Today, after making muffins, coloring, and playing trains, we headed out to my parent's house in Aptos to introduce Judit to the Pacific. It was a beautiful day - mid 70s, sunny, with a bit of a wind. I had the camera again, I'm still trying to get the hang of it, and I think I got some great pictures. Of course, I took close to 300 for about 4 really good ones. I've heard that's not unusual. I tried my hand at the telephoto lens, and that was tricky. It never wanted to focus on what I wanted it to focus on.
Here are some of my favorites.
It was a fun day. And my goodness, I love this camera!
Here are some of my favorites.
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