At 16:50 12/8/01, you wrote:
Great Pictures John, I especially liked the Howard Museum shot.
Thanks . . .
That Howard County Museum photo was "commissioned" (ummmm, directed ??) by
my other half. I blew it the year before when I made a nearly identical
architectural shot of the museum later in the Spring; *after* the daffodils
had blossomed and disappeared. ["Nice photograph, but *where* are the
daffodils?"]
This year, there were no end of "hints" about how the daffodils at the
museum had just blossomed, until I was loading all the camera gear into the
car on the following Sunday morning. The trick is shooting them before a
hard spring rain (it can flatten them), and they don't remain in bloom very
long (about two weeks).
Lesson:
It pays to occasionally shoot subject material the other half wants;
greatly reduces the "background noise" about the Zuikoholism. (The floral
macros and the spider web shots are specifically for her also.)
-- John
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