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Back in February I flew to Florida to shoot a friend’s wedding. This was a special opportunity since Steven was able to come along as my travelling companion. One obvious perk was getting to see friends and do what I love capturing memories. We were also able to get out and explore a bit during the couple days we had. Together we spent our extra time beach-hopping and marveling at the warm Florida air (in February). <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Sanibel Island <\/h2>\n\n\n\n

We began with a visit to the lighthouse on Sanibel<\/a> where we saw many a beachy bird. I couldn’t help but photograph so many birds on this trip. For one, I imagine most locals would not be at all impressed with these birds. (much like someone visiting Kansas and taking a zillion picture of cows, perhaps?). Secondly, I take this as a sign that I’m growing older — an increasing interest in birds and gardening ( Check and check). Neither of those things kept me from snapping pics of all my feathered friends. <\/p>\n\n\n

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