'RT Co.'s' mission is to expose truth through photography. How can photography uncover truth? One quality of Photography that is associated with Truth is the representation of beauty. The link between truth and beauty has been debated for centuries. We at Rising Tide embrace a simple approach, best exemplified by the work of John Keats (1785-1821). In his poem "Ode on a Grecian Urn" he writes:
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4 days: Saint Augustine Beach.
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By 4:30am we had resented the wake up call, brushed our teeth and set off for the airport. This morning's sunrise was best seen from 20,000 feet up. Click the slide for more.
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I didn't pull the camera out again until the beach called my eye back to it's post behind the lens. Just long walks on the beach from here on out.
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Naturally the eternal 'man' in the two of us opted to rent the Jeep Wrangler sans roof. Jersey's off boys!
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As twilight set in, and the sun set out, it left one last impression. It's crazy how a little light can change a scene completely.
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This early 80s Beimer was my first taste of what I could expect to find in the sandy driveways of Saint Augustine Beach.
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My dad was especially impressed by ole' Panama Jack.
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We noted the packable; almost snowy traits of the sand down here. That probably wasn't what we were laughing at... (Click through)
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Good vibes capital of F L A.
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Salt must take it's toll on vehicles down here, covered up classics everywhere, man.
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Stopped by the local Starbucks for some of the best service I've ever had. Kudos to them! Click for more.
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The American Dream vs. The Saint Augustine dream. Live free!
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Rhys runs Pitshop- the place we rneted cruisers from for the week. Dude helped us find local seafood, ribs, and the bank. We'll be back bro- Thanks Rhys!
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February 2012 Filed under travel, beach, vanlife, cabin 
 
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