12-20-2024, 01:29 PM
Wow, Dave, that cactus grew that much in Three years? That is amazing for a cactus. And it looks so healthy. It is nice that it flowers.
Our party was fun last night. I think there were probably about 20-25 people that attended. Awards were given for our fall Print competition. I did not submit any photos this time. Looking at the submissions, though, I would not have had a chance. We got some good photographers in our club now. The "slide show" of the photographs members sent in was also very good. However, since landscapes and seascapes are not one of my favorite categories, there seemed to be far too many of those to look at.
So here is another that I sent in for our party.
This is a primitive Excel sheet of LOST & FOUND items taken at the Michigan Central Train Station. I will have to send you a larger photo of the book since this was a close-up, and I wanted to show the details. Hopefully, you can zoom in and see the first three items on the list:
A U.S. Army Rain Coat
A Brownie Camera
A One-Eyed Teddy Bear.
It shows the date found, location, and the date delivered to the Lost & Found.
I felt a connection to the people that lost those items. It touched my heart in a way.
I love museum lighting. I thought it was special and interesting that the book was opened to this page.
Our party was fun last night. I think there were probably about 20-25 people that attended. Awards were given for our fall Print competition. I did not submit any photos this time. Looking at the submissions, though, I would not have had a chance. We got some good photographers in our club now. The "slide show" of the photographs members sent in was also very good. However, since landscapes and seascapes are not one of my favorite categories, there seemed to be far too many of those to look at.
So here is another that I sent in for our party.
This is a primitive Excel sheet of LOST & FOUND items taken at the Michigan Central Train Station. I will have to send you a larger photo of the book since this was a close-up, and I wanted to show the details. Hopefully, you can zoom in and see the first three items on the list:
A U.S. Army Rain Coat
A Brownie Camera
A One-Eyed Teddy Bear.
It shows the date found, location, and the date delivered to the Lost & Found.
I felt a connection to the people that lost those items. It touched my heart in a way.
I love museum lighting. I thought it was special and interesting that the book was opened to this page.