Jerusalem - Michelle, Milt, Peyton, Mike, tony, Joani, Carol, Elaine, and Jim chimed in. . .
"Sayonnara"
Always a truly exciting shoot - King Richard's Faire! Adding to the fun was free admission and my new mirrorless camera!!! I was fortunate to be shooting along another Fujifilm owner who provided tips along the way. I was not about to get creative so I used the second slot in the camera as the back-up (this would prove to be my downfall later) and kept it on Aperture Priority. I had ample batteries (one in the camera and two others in my bag).
The setting was colorful with lots of activities go on all around me. This young lady was walking about with a bright red parasol which reflected through and onto her.
As is with all of the "actors" at the Faire, she was willing to stop and pose.
So, what happened? You'll have to wait until next week's blog to find out!
Where in the World?
Jerusalem - Michelle, Milt, Peyton, Mike, tony, Joani, Carol, Elaine, and Jim chimed in. . .
"Sayonnara"
Always a truly exciting shoot - King Richard's Faire! Adding to the fun was free admission and my new mirrorless camera!!! I was fortunate to be shooting along another Fujifilm owner who provided tips along the way. I was not about to get creative so I used the second slot in the camera as the back-up (this would prove to be my downfall later) and kept it on Aperture Priority. I had ample batteries (one in the camera and two others in my bag).
The setting was colorful with lots of activities go on all around me. This young lady was walking about with a bright red parasol which reflected through and onto her.
As is with all of the "actors" at the Faire, she was willing to stop and pose.
So, what happened? You'll have to wait until next week's blog to find out!
The setting was colorful with lots of activities go on all around me. This young lady was walking about with a bright red parasol which reflected through and onto her.
As is with all of the "actors" at the Faire, she was willing to stop and pose.
So, what happened? You'll have to wait until next week's blog to find out!
Where in the World?
Better get out the atlas as this year I will be featuring some of the more famous cities of the world! Here are some interesting facts about one of them. Just what city would I be visiting?
city is broken up into two distinct areas—Old City (also called “Medina”), which houses the souks (or market area) and Modern City, which houses the commercial quarter (Guéliz) and residential area (l’Hivernage) of the city.
often called the “Red City”, it
requires sun protection and headgear all year long—even during winter. There are great summer events that
you should not miss like its Arts Festival and Imilchil Marriage Feast.
should do
here is the Maroc-Expe Rando Quad. Riding a quad bike or better yet, driving it
on your own makes a great way to tour the city.
something more relaxed and low key, you should attend the La Maison Arabe
Cooking Class Workshops.
Djemma El Fna, is the ancient
square that lies at the heart of this city, and acts as a gathering point for
locals, street performers—such as dancers, musicians, and snake charmers—as
well as street food vendors.
A Word to the Wise. . .
Silence is often misinterpreted
but never misquoted.
~ unknown
Murphy's Laws. . .
Better get out the atlas as this year I will be featuring some of the more famous cities of the world! Here are some interesting facts about one of them. Just what city would I be visiting?
city is broken up into two distinct areas—Old City (also called “Medina”), which houses the souks (or market area) and Modern City, which houses the commercial quarter (Guéliz) and residential area (l’Hivernage) of the city.
often called the “Red City”, it
requires sun protection and headgear all year long—even during winter. There are great summer events that
you should not miss like its Arts Festival and Imilchil Marriage Feast.
should do
here is the Maroc-Expe Rando Quad. Riding a quad bike or better yet, driving it
on your own makes a great way to tour the city.
something more relaxed and low key, you should attend the La Maison Arabe
Cooking Class Workshops.
Djemma El Fna, is the ancient
square that lies at the heart of this city, and acts as a gathering point for
locals, street performers—such as dancers, musicians, and snake charmers—as
well as street food vendors.
A Word to the Wise. . .
Silence is often misinterpreted
but never misquoted.
~ unknown
Murphy's Laws. . .
Ducharme's Precept:
Opportunity always knocks
at the
least opportune moment. . .
Ducharme's Precept:
Opportunity always knocks
at the
least opportune moment. . .
It's Cartoon Time. . .
It's Cartoon Time. . .
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