The waves and the water have been so beautiful in the past few weeks. Standing at this spot yesterday, I realized that even after being a full-time resident for about two years I am still in awe of living in such a special place.
No matter where you go in life, you can generally find fault in the towns or the people -- if you choose to look at life negatively. But rarely do you find a place like Pensacola Beach where you can walk or drive a mile or so and see this incredible view, the sugar white sand, sapphire and emerald water, and solitude to meditate, read, or just relax.
Pensacola Beach is the home of people with big hearts and kind souls. It's my kind of town. It's my paradise.
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hey dj!
i have never replied to any of your posts before, but i have been following your blog for a little over a year now! i am from pensacola (my parents and brother still live there), but I moved to richmond, va. in 2000.
i just wanted to tell you how much i have enjoyed you blog. i adore Richmond, but i love being able to click onto your blog everyday and have a little piece of home that i can't get from a phone call with my parents. thank you for sharing my home with everyone. your photos are breathtaking (even though the canvas IS great to work with!) and i am pleased that you share local stories and happenings too! thanks for bringing home to me everyday! keep it up- you have a fan in richmond!
thank you, thank you, thank you!
catherine:)
Thank you, Catherine! I appreciate your kind words and am glad to keep you updated on Pensacola Beach. You're soooo right, the key to my photography is the beautiful paradise. How could I go wrong! I just want to share it with everyone.
DJ
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