
I’m sitting on a somewhat comfortable couch in a hotel in Corpus Christi, Texas, with football on the tv (muted) and iTunes radio playing some totally incredible jazz. I feel totally relaxed and accomplished, since what I came to Corpus Christi to do for work went really well and I completed my task.
One of the perks of traveling for work is that we have offices in some beautiful places and sometimes I actually have enough time to go enjoy some of the local sights or cuisine. Last night, I went for a walk on a lovely beach on South Padre Island.
I love the ocean. I especially love the beach. When those two things are paired and the water is less brown than other places on the Gulf Coast, I get a tad camera crazy. The lighting was perfect (we were out there around six) and the tide was coming in. There weren’t many shells and the waters were very stirred up (TS Ingrid) but the whitecaps were beautiful.

I did, however, find a couple shells to shoot. I left them there so someone else could enjoy them. I went to a souvenir shop and bought some polished ones there instead.


I can’t describe how good it was to take the camera out and do something fun and creative. I have a new appreciation for my camera since my first DSLR was stolen a couple of months ago. I’ve vowed not to let this one go to waste. I will leave you with a few more photos from last evening’s walk.




Gorgeous pictures! The beach is good for the soul, and so is creativity.