Spring Ledge, Twin Lake Villa, and Camp Coniston!

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  I began my day by driving to Spring Ledge Farm. There, I captured photos of the beautiful flowers and greenhouses. Then, I continued my drive through Twin Lake Villa, an adorable hotel. By the villa there is a hiking trail I have been to before. Tragically, the trail was closed but I did take photos of the stream nearby. Afterwards, I went to a summer camp I had gone to in middle school: Camp Coniston.

It was great to revisit the area but I was disappointed with the photo opportunities because many of the buildings were unkept and quite dirty. Once I finished reminiscing about my camp activities, I decided to head back to Proctor. In the art studio, there is an area with studio lighting and a plain white background. I recruited my friend Kally to practive taking portraits.

Tomorrow I will be joining Eliza to shop for our Marilyn Monroe inspired photo shoot on Thursday!


Daily hours: 4.5

Total hours: 39

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