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Deb Beausoleil 📷🌅📸 she/her
Deb Beausoleil 📷🌅📸 she/her
@BeautifulSunPhotography@sfba.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago

Turning the calendar page today was harder than I expected. That last month held the final days of my dad’s life, and letting it go felt like I was moving farther away from him.

This photo, Solitude at Sunset, helps. That’s my dad in the silhouette. I took this years ago, after Mom had already been gone for a while, and gave it to him for Father’s Day. Somehow it feels like it’s come back to me now — a quiet reminder that love doesn’t disappear just because time keeps moving.

And the third thing is that I did it anyway. I turned the page, even though it hurt, choosing to carry him with me instead of leaving him behind.

#3goodthings #ThreeGoodThings #photography #ayearforart #grief #grateful

Silhouette of a man standing alone on a rocky shoreline at sunset, looking out over calm water. The sky glows with deep orange, red, and gold clouds, reflected across the surface of the water. Bare tree branches frame the scene on the right, and a dark shoreline stretches across the horizon.
Silhouette of a man standing alone on a rocky shoreline at sunset, looking out over calm water. The sky glows with deep orange, red, and gold clouds, reflected across the surface of the water. Bare tree branches frame the scene on the right, and a dark shoreline stretches across the horizon.
Silhouette of a man standing alone on a rocky shoreline at sunset, looking out over calm water. The sky glows with deep orange, red, and gold clouds, reflected across the surface of the water. Bare tree branches frame the scene on the right, and a dark shoreline stretches across the horizon.
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Deb Beausoleil 📷🌅📸 she/her
Deb Beausoleil 📷🌅📸 she/her
@BeautifulSunPhotography@sfba.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago

Turning the calendar page today was harder than I expected. That last month held the final days of my dad’s life, and letting it go felt like I was moving farther away from him.

This photo, Solitude at Sunset, helps. That’s my dad in the silhouette. I took this years ago, after Mom had already been gone for a while, and gave it to him for Father’s Day. Somehow it feels like it’s come back to me now — a quiet reminder that love doesn’t disappear just because time keeps moving.

And the third thing is that I did it anyway. I turned the page, even though it hurt, choosing to carry him with me instead of leaving him behind.

#3goodthings #ThreeGoodThings #photography #ayearforart #grief #grateful

Silhouette of a man standing alone on a rocky shoreline at sunset, looking out over calm water. The sky glows with deep orange, red, and gold clouds, reflected across the surface of the water. Bare tree branches frame the scene on the right, and a dark shoreline stretches across the horizon.
Silhouette of a man standing alone on a rocky shoreline at sunset, looking out over calm water. The sky glows with deep orange, red, and gold clouds, reflected across the surface of the water. Bare tree branches frame the scene on the right, and a dark shoreline stretches across the horizon.
Silhouette of a man standing alone on a rocky shoreline at sunset, looking out over calm water. The sky glows with deep orange, red, and gold clouds, reflected across the surface of the water. Bare tree branches frame the scene on the right, and a dark shoreline stretches across the horizon.
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