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The old 30A signs - Seagrove Beach

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That photo isn't mine...it's just a favorite. It was taken by Dr. Tommy John -- who is a fabulous doctor, btw.. He's also a very talented photographer. He gave me this photo to use in the Powerpoint I put together for the blue sign workshop.

He told me he was out biking one day a couple of months before the signs were removed. He liked the way the light was hitting the sign, and took a couple of shots not knowing the signs' days were numbered. It was just serendipity.
 
That photo isn't mine...it's just a favorite. It was taken by Dr. Tommy John -- who is a fabulous doctor, btw.. He's also a very talented photographer. He gave me this photo to use in the Powerpoint I put together for the blue sign workshop.

He told me he was out biking one day a couple of months before the signs were removed. He liked the way the light was hitting the sign, and took a couple of shots not knowing the signs' days were numbered. It was just serendipity.

Tommy John of "Tommy John surgery"? :shock:
 
Prior to moving to the Emerald Coast, he was the head team physician at LSU for 10 years.

Sounds like he's living the good life. :clap: But since he does sports medicine I bet people ask him all the time if he's the other Tommy John.

Thanks for sharing the photo Punz! It's beautiful, and as you said, serendipitous. :wub:
 
Tommy John surgery was named for the ML Baseball pitcher who got it, not the doctor who performed the surgery.
 
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