For the most part, this was going to be a more relaxing day, at least photographically. I was going to be attending a party at the home of the folks who own the studio where I'd been staying. They live in Buchanan, Michigan which boasts a whopping population of 4,294.
The folks having the party are photographers (hence their ownership of a studio), but they also have a small farm, complete with horses. One of those horses, Rawhide, was muggin' it up for the camera:
One of the attendees had a son who'd brought a drone, and if spookin' the horses wasn't enough, it was also tormenting Hank, the Corgi:
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We had fun at the party, but I was still wanting to catch sunset at the St. Joseph North Pier Lighthouse o Lake Michigan. It was a little bit of a drive; maybe 40 minutes or so, but everything I'd seen online looked amazing and definitely worth the time to get there.
Unless, of course, it was raining.
Unless, of course, it was raining.
I was ready to turn the car around a dozen times before finally deciding to just wait out the rain. The rain was hard and steady but, after a while, it relented.
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After finding what I figured was the best vantage point, I set up my gear. Unfortunately, due to the clouds, there wasn't going to be any dramatic sunset photos taken tonight. But I did manage to get some shots which I'm generally pleased with:
As I started packing up my equipment, it started to rain again and, once again, I was fortunate to not get soaked. It was a short shooting day, which was nice, as it would allow me to, once again, be sure I was caught up before a day of heavy shooting...
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