Sorry, I guess a link is in order
<http://www.chucknorcutt.com/50th%20Anniversary%20Party/PEM52224er3c10x15.jpg>
Chuck
On 2/4/2015 2:07 PM, Chuck Norcutt wrote:
Nice shot in a nice place. My wife and I just passed our 50th last
August and I was trying to remember back to our 25th. I couldn't but
didn't feel too bad since my wife couldn't either. We were living in
Boca Raton, FL at the time and we did agree that we most likely had an
anniversary dinner at The Firehouse Restaurant. It was our favorite
place for special dinners. I just tried to look it up only to discover
that it was replaced by another commercial building 10 years ago. It
was a notable place that had a 1920s or 30s fire truck in front of the
building.
There's no photo to remember the 25th (1989 was a real down year for
photos by me of anything) but I did take one on the 50th at a party we
gave for ourselves and invited friends and family. I might have posted
it here before but it's not on Zone-10. I took it with the E-M5 via a
remote control in my hidden hand. Not hidden is the bandaged knee
following surgery so you can tell which one I am. My wife is in bright
red right behind me. Also, no flash by Dr. Flash. I could hardly walk
let alone setup studio flash units in the back yard. :-)
ps: I must also admit to eye replacement surgery in 4 cases.
Chuck Norcutt
On 2/4/2015 3:44 AM, Peter Klein wrote:
I didn't take the picture, but I set it up, calculated the exposure, and
coached our server, Anne in how to get the shot. This included me
sticking my index finger into the center of the picture at the plane of
our faces so the camera would focus, then withdrawing it between Anne's
half press and full press of the shutter button. No flash, of course!
Not great art, but a joyous milestone for us, in a beautiful setting.
<https://www.flickr.com/photos/24844563@N04/16253515170/>
Oly E-M5 and Panny 20/1.7. Enjoy! We did.
--Peter
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