In early 1934, a new and important chapter opened in Weston's life when he met Charis at a concert. Even more than with his previous lovers, Weston was immediately captivated by her beauty and her personality. He wrote: "A new love came into my life, a most beautiful one, one which will, I believe, stand the test of time." On April 22 he photographed her nude for the first time, and they entered into an intense relationship. He was still living with Noskowiak at that time, but within two weeks he asked her to move out, declaring that for him other women were "as inevitable as the tides". Perhaps because of the intensity of his new relationship, he stopped writing in his Daybooks at this time. Six months later he wrote one final entry, looking back from April 22: * After eights months we are closer than ever. Perhaps C. will be remembered as the great love of my life. Already I have achieved certain heights reached with no other love.