Picnic

[Chris Calohan]

There were lots of questions and no answers.

[Chris Calohan]

Kinda-Sorta thought this was right up RSL's alley for Street Photography

[RSL]

You're right, Chris. And I like it. I didn't respond right away because lately I've been busy as a cat covering crap on a tin roof: Monday a shoot of a choir and orchestra together, in a really, really bad combination of sunlight and incandescents. I ended up using gelled speedlights controlled by Phottix Odin radios. (Great stuff, by the way. Definitely better than Pocket Wizards.) Yesterday a shoot of a dress rehearsal for a play. That one was tough. My D3 was in the shop -- coming back today, so I had to shoot with the D800. No problem shooting with the D800, but sorting out a couple hundred frames at about 50 meg each is, to say the least, tedious.

[Chris Calohan]

So, when are you moving to sunny FL? And where? Inquiring minds want to know.

[Jeremy Roussak]

There were lots of questions and no answers.

A man's bike and a woman's, and long grass. Not much ambiguity there 

Jeremy

[Chris Calohan]

and a picnic basket and no one around...doesn't it make you wonder just a bit?

[armand]

and a picnic basket and no one around...doesn't it make you wonder just a bit?

Were they eaten by Jaws?

[RSL]

I think they're waiting a while to eat lunch. They'll probably need the energy boost.

[armand]

I have a better one: they were making up in the tall grass. Now that will get you thinking  

[RSL]

So, when are you moving to sunny FL? And where? Inquiring minds want to know.

We came close to building a house at a Dell Webb about half way between Jacksonville and St. Augustine last summer. But we've been spending winters here at Hawthorne for more than 30 years. We have lots of friends here and we're into a lot of stuff -- like the shoots I mentioned above. So we decided to build here. Unfortunately, boards of busybodies are still trying to decide which other boards of busybodies need to be brought into the picture for permission to move utilities on our chosen lot back about 17 feet toward the Palatlakaha river so we can put in the size house we want: one that'll give me enough space for a studio. With any luck at all we'll have the house up and ready for us to move our stuff down from Colorado next spring.