I was bored today, because I decided to be sane and not go shopping – but I didn’t want to do any actual photo work. So, for one more day, I’m ignoring album and announcement design, and instead poking around the internet for yummy recipes and playing Bejewelled   However, because I *am* a photographer, and I *do* feel guilty about not doing anything photography-related, I decided to show you a TTD (except I call it Time After Time) session I did last fall with Naomi and Kyle at Letchworth State Park. Just a few images for your enjoyment, and no hard work involved on my part

Love the fall colors at Letchworth, and the painterly feel of this shot

My favorite shot of the day, taken on the steps at Woolf Creek

I was extremely proud of Naomi for going into freezing cold water (hello autumn in upstate New York!)

Nate was a crazy theater major. This is exactly how I remember him from college.

My fave

There was nowhere to hide from the sun – so we embraced it.

I guess I shouldn’t have worn a skirt. It was pretty funny.

Love it! This shot was taken by my lovely assistant Samantha, and edited by me.

I just fell in love with the mountains and all the greenery.

Later, all Cara needed to do was wash the dress on a gentle cycle in the washer, and voila, clean as a whistle.

Oh, and did I tell you about the time when I was shooting in the lake? I was in rapid fire mode, focusing on the two lovebirds wading around in the water, when I slipped on treacherous rocks and dunked myself AND MY CAMERA in the water! Luckily, my instincts took over, and I managed to yank on the camera strap with one hand while hitting the rocks with my other, so only the grip of my precious 5D got dunked. I banged up my wrist pretty bad, but who cares about that? We took the grip off, dismantled all the batteries, put the CF card on the car hood, and in 10 minutes the sun had dried everything off. Eventually, I got bandaged up, we put the camera back together, and it was working! The second shutter on the grip obviously got water in it, because it kept firing and firingandfiringandfiring until I turned it off – but the main shutter and everything else worked just fine. No images were lost, either. Yay for happy endings!