What I did on my summer vacation (Part 1)

By amyboylephoto on August 4, 2014 |

Blogging, Personal, Thoughts, Travel and Vacations

It’s August, and retailers are already making us think about back to school. As hard as that concept is to someone who LIVES for summer, I wanted to start my writing prompt (What I did on my summer vacation) now so as to stop time and enjoy what is the present. Summer is still not over and there are plenty of warm days and lovely sunsets to capture.

Part 1: Cape Cod

We have had 20 continuous summers in this magical place. Seeing the cape cod sign and crossing the bridge evokes a sense of excitement everytime. As we run to the beach to see the first sunset and get on “cape-time”, my personal clock is reset and I am ready to breathe the salty air while enjoying the pace that becomes as rhythmic as the waves on the beach.

Beauty, tradition, family memories, and new adventures await every year!

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Based out of Chicago - available worldwide www.amyboylephoto.com Amy Boyle, a seasoned Chicago-based photographer and marketing expert, is adept at drawing attention to your business or event. She is not only the visionary behind the 52 Phenomenal Women Project but also the driving force behind the Speaking of Phenomenal Podcast. These two platforms are dedicated to amplifying the distinctive voices and narratives of women. With a remarkable career spanning over 18 years, Amy has been a trusted creative partner for renowned brands such as O, the Oprah Magazine (now Oprah Daily), Broadway in Chicago, and the National Tours of Rent, West Side Story, Moulin Rouge, SIX, Beauty and the Beast, Billy Elliott, and more. Her camera lens is often described as an extension of her compassionate heart, ensuring that her clients' best interests are her sole focus, allowing them to shine brilliantly. In 2023, Amy achieved a significant milestone by earning her Master's degree from the prestigious Medill School of Journalism. Her commitment to lifelong learning continues to inspire not only her four grown sons but also her community, demonstrating that growth is a constant through acquiring new knowledge.

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