Episode 199: Emily's New Book

That's so cool.

Oh, man.

I love your photography.

I personally am afraid of the ocean and everything in it.

But it's funny because I do like to walk along the beach.

I do love...

The way the water appears in its stillness and its roughness,

but getting in it, my goodness, I couldn't do it.

I don't even want to dip my toe in it.

It's too cold.

Here in New

England, it's freezing water.

I don't know how it is in the UK.

I'm sure it's not that much warmer.

Yeah, it's definitely getting cold now.

In the summer months, it can be about 20, 22 degrees Fahrenheit.

celsius but then now as we're dipping into winter it's get i think as coldest it gets like five or six degrees so it's definitely cold um but it's one of those experiences that not everyone it's not for everyone but getting in the ocean

you have to

feel good factor of how it's so cold and then you get out of the ocean and you get warm you get a coffee and i think it's that whole experience that goes hand in hand with me getting that photograph there's so much more to it than than just that that one moment so yeah yeah i think it's definitely not for everyone but yeah i really love it but also photographing from the shoreline i think there's something good in it for all of us to just to be by the ocean there's something really relaxing about it and

i

always feel like i can breathe like it's that big expanse of space like if i've been anywhere else away from the coast or in the city I just can't wait to get back and see the ocean and just...

It's like I can breathe again.

So yeah, I think there's something very special about it.

When you're...

When you're on the coast, what...

That's so cool.

Oh, man.

I love your photography.

I personally am afraid of the ocean and everything in it.

But it's funny because I do like to walk along the beach.

I do love...

The way the water appears in its stillness and its roughness,

but getting in it, my goodness, I couldn't do it.

I don't even want to dip my toe in it.

It's too cold.

Here in New

England, it's freezing water.

I don't know how it is in the UK.

I'm sure it's not that much warmer.

Yeah, it's definitely getting cold now.

In the summer months, it can be about 20, 22 degrees Fahrenheit.

celsius but then now as we're dipping into winter it's get i think as coldest it gets like five or six degrees so it's definitely cold um but it's one of those experiences that not everyone it's not for everyone but getting in the ocean

you have to

feel good factor of how it's so cold and then you get out of the ocean and you get warm you get a coffee and i think it's that whole experience that goes hand in hand with me getting that photograph there's so much more to it than than just that that one moment so yeah yeah i think it's definitely not for everyone but yeah i really love it but also photographing from the shoreline i think there's something good in it for all of us to just to be by the ocean there's something really relaxing about it and

i

always feel like i can breathe like it's that big expanse of space like if i've been anywhere else away from the coast or in the city I just can't wait to get back and see the ocean and just...

It's like I can breathe again.

So yeah, I think there's something very special about it.

When you're...

When you're on the coast, what...