It was the last morning of the workshop, and we headed to the seashore to photograph sunrise and whatever caught our fancy.

Our group was really experimenting and came up with some wonderful images that will be posted soon.

As I was meandering around, something caught my eye. Just a …

On the next-to-last morning of our workshop, we went to the fishing village we so enjoy. I had already met up with Mike who owns a lot of the property on which we photograph, and we caught up a bit. Our group scattered, eager to photograph all the textures we had promised them.

Arnie pointed down one pier, showing our group the light, and I walked down with one of our crew.

I was pointing out how the boards on the pier led the eye down to the fishing boat and showed her some possible approaches to composition. Meanwhile, I really needed …

We’ve been away for a couple of days. Yesterday, I had a choice. To blog or … to join a friend in his Piper Archer II.

Hmmm … blog … hmmm … taking an aerial tour of the Outer Banks with a friend. It was a no-brainer for Arnie and me. We had to drive home afterwards, so there wasn’t time to do both.

I’ll continue next time with a couple more One Shots from the Outer Banks, but I thought I’d take you on an informal tour of where we go from the air.

The low-wing Piper has plastic windows that don’t open. Not quite like shooting out of a Bell helicopter, but it was a blast, and …