Thanks, Don! Kentucky accents strike different ears in different
ways, to say the least. And there's a few different ones. In my part
of the state (extreme western) some people say it like "fliers".
I was going to go out today and take another shot at them, but the sun's
behind the clouds and I really liked the way they looked when the sun
directly hit them. I'm leaving town in the morning for a week, and
unfortunately, I doubt they'll be in the best of shape when I get back,
though I hope I'm wrong.
-- Walt
On 3/22/2011 11:26 AM, Don Guthrie wrote:
Just the way you say flowers makes them sound pretty. They are not the
usual bright and sunny version, but I read your remarks on knocking
down the back-round with exposure. A little more post processing and
you would be there.
Thanks for the intimations of Spring! 2 weeks or more for us I fear.
From: Walter Gilbert <ldott...@gmail.com>
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Hi all,
Here's a shot I took today of some Easter flowers ("flahrs" in
Kentuckese) growing along a fence row on the north side of the house.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/walt_gilbert/5547910077/
K-x, K 50/1.4, ISO 200, f11, 1/1500
http://www.flickr.com/photos/walt_gilbert/5547910077/#/photos/walt_gilbert/5547910077/lightbox/
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