A walk in the Woods

Last week, my sister, her roommate and I piled into my car and made the two hour trek out of Tallahassee and into South Georgia for an adventure of sorts...

Known as the Grand Canyon of the Southeast, Providence Canyon State Park is about a 2 and a half hour drive from Tallahassee, and it's well worth the trip. My sister was keen on checking it out with me (I've already been once with a friend a couple years ago,) and I've been trying to experiment more with our DSLR, so we struck out early Saturday morning to get some exploring done.

I'll be the first to admit I'm not the best at handling a camera. I tried a couple shots in manual before giving up and switching to auto mode, but baby steps, people! I'll try manual again the next time I bring her out (yes. I've decide our camera is a she.) Luckily the scenery was awesome, so the photos sort of speak for themselves. Scroll on for more...

my intrepid companions

sister fell off this log approximately 7 times before we managed to get this shot. Said log was 2 feet off the ground...we still love her.

Through the Lens: Captiva

Here's the last of the photos from our brief trip to Captiva

{do you think we took enough?}

These are from Peter

and were taken with his new fish eye camera!

Driving over!

In my pretty white dress....

which was the only thing I had that weekend.

Because I forgot my bag.

Smart girl.

The view from our unit

My Papou is a hipster.

Me and sissy!

This is a picture of my brostaki.

{and his nostrils.}

I don't know why we laid out on the golf course.

But it happened.

Watching the sunset together...

definitely my favorite night in a long time

and my favorite sunset ever!

One of my favorite shots of the weekend.

The sky was beautiful glorious stunning indescribable

Pretty typical car scene

Papou's always happy

kiddos are always on their phones.

And that's it for Captiva photos
If anyone's interested,
Peter's camera is pretty tiny and awesome.
He purchased a prototype
on a campaign- funding website,
and I have to say,
it's SUPER COOL.