Sunsets

I love promoting the work of others but is it even sweeter when they are from your own family. Here are a few shots from my Dad and local San Diego photographer, RM Lewis. I love his work. Beauty in everything he shoots. Well done pops. Enjoy.

The Future

by
RM Lewis

www.thesandiegophotoproject.blogspot.com
(Taken at Future of Surfing Fair,
Solana Beach Cove, CA, September 25, 2010)  

My dad shot this yesterday of an unknown kid at the Future of Surfing event. It is such a classic photo. Blow it up, you can see his tongue sticking out and how focused he is. This kid IS the future. I love it.


(Note: If you are the parents and would like a free print let me know and I'll connect you with my dad.)

Floral Collage

Floral Collage

By RM Lewis 

These photos where taken by my dad who is a huge inspiration to me. He's not only a model for a loving father but also as a creative soul. When he retired he fell back in love with photography, a passion he had while growing up. When he goes out to shoot he always looks for the absolute beauty in everything, a quality that I admire. When I look at his images I just feel good. Enjoy.

Happy Father's Day

Happy Father's Day to all you dads out there. For those of you who have kids you know how lucky you are. Enjoy the day!

This photo is great. It shows the fearlessness a parent has. It was taken by my Dad, Robert M. Lewis, a photographer who grew up in San Diego and has a passion for documenting the beauty in our region. He has his own blog over at thesandiegophotoproject.blogspot.com. I recommend you check it out. It has some truly beautiful images of San Diego.

My entire life my Dad has been an inspiration to me. Drawing with me as a little guy and then helping me with writing assignments and art projects in college. He got me my first real camera and has been coaching me ever since.

He is also my copy editor for this site. You wouldn't know he is even involved but every post that goes out, he diligently edits out all my misspellings and points me in the right direction with sentence structure. I owe a great deal of thanks to him for that.

Here is to you Dad for all you have done for me in my life. Whether it was art, writing, girls, you name it you've been there for me.  I appreciate all the help and support with the things I've gotten passionate about in my life. It means the world to me.

Much Love, Ed