30 Minutes in the Life ~ May 2014

"Thirty Minutes in the Life" will feature ladies from around the world as we capture 30 minutes in our lives as mothers, wives, daughters, sisters and friends {and photographers}.  This is a blog circle so please be sure to visit the next photographer in the circle. 

 Ocean City holds a special place in my heart and many memories.  I've been visiting here every since I was a little girl and I've continued the tradition with my own family as well.  You may remember my 30 minutes back in July with my family.

I was asked to present at a conference and decided to use my 30 minutes while walking the famous boardwalk during my downtime between presentations.  I started at the inlet and walked down to 7th Street.  There is something for everyone who visits Ocean City.....the beautiful ocean filled with beautiful sunrises, games, rides, ice cream, fudge, and even a bench or two (or more!) to take a break from all the walking.

Check out our 30 Minutes in the Life {Facebook} page.  We host weekly photo challenges so be sure to stop by and check us out. 

Thanks for stopping by. ~Stacey

One of the best places to stop for ice cream is Dumsers!!  

My favorite is the chocolate dipped cone. 

One of the places that I always like to stop at is Candy Kitchen.  There are multiple locations in O.C. so it's easy to find.  Like always, I stopped inside to get some of their Chocolate Peanut Butter fudge! YUM! 

The Kite Loft is THE place to get a kite for those nice, windy beach days. 

Thanks for stopping by.  Next up in the blog circle is the amazing Karen Hunt Photography ~ Warrenton, Virginia Family Photographer, go and check out what she did for her 30 minutes! I'm positive you'll love her work!

Please take the time to visit all the photographers in our blog circle and leave a comment.  We would really appreciate it!  

~Stacey

About "30 Minutes in the Life":  In the life of a photographer, whose art is created in tiny fractions of a second, thirty minutes is a sustained thought. Thirty minutes, the length of a child's ballet class, a quick sauce's simmer, a commute, is long enough to witness change and short enough to be over before you know it.  We offer you here our monthly results of thirty minutes of watching and waiting and recording, of rendering permanent those fractions of a second that slip past in the time it takes to watch a television show.  Thirty minutes in the life.