More Enid Photos

I did a little research this afternoon. Seriously, if I wasn't about to have a boatload of student loan debt I'd just stay at the Cape and be a writer. Enid's Wall may never make me a lot of money, but boy does it make me happy to work on it.

My current challenge is the script. I think I've got the revisions to the treatment done, or done enough that I can sleep on it anyway. But the script isn't just 10-15 pages, it's consecutive pages. So for this case, for me it's the first 15 pages. My problem is the scenes that are most vivid in my mind are not necessarily the ones that come next. If I were just working for myself I would put in placeholder scenes with only enough that I know what I need to accomplish, and I would only flesh out the ones that I really see.
Last summer my DSLR died. It was old and very well used so I don't suppose it really owes me anything, but it would have been nice if it lasted until I was employed again. So I'm stuck taking pictures on my phone.

This was the point of the research. I was thinking of making First Encounter Beach be where Enid decides she wants to get a dog.

It's also good for sunsets.

And good for birds.

And apparently if you're crazy, it's good for kite boarding in the cold.

There were two of them.

And if you walk around the back side of the beach there's a river into a salt marsh.

And a fence along the dunes.