I have been spending some time in my archive the past week and I stumbled upon this summer weekend when we were shooting on location in Montauk, the furthest point of Long Island. All of a sudden I could feel the sand in my tennis shoes, smell the salt in the air, and taste the lobster rolls from shacks we stopped at along the road. It is just about that season again…to hop in the car and head east, finding endless sunshine days and kissing goodnight summer sunsets again at the Surf Lodge.
Tiny little towns tucked away on the North Fork of Long Island make for a quiet escape from the busy city. Morning walks to the bay, afternoon glasses of really great wine at local vineyards and one of the best meals I’ve ever eaten…
Thanks Mom for the getaway!
A look at the passage of time and it’s graphic design effect on nature through pattern, tonality, and contrast found in sand on a lonely stretch of beach in Southampton…
Perfect hedges, private beaches, heirloom tomatoes, and 40lbs of smoked meat makes a Southampton gathering of family & friends the perfect get-together to the end of a lovely summer.
Thank you Max for always extending an invitation, it was a perfect day-
