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After a long day of work sessions, the 2016 International Association of Commercial Administrators (IACA) Conference participants went to dinner at and had a tour of the Columbus Art Museum
The word prompt for day 9 was drizzle!
Since I started this boot camp a few days behind everyone, I did look a head a bit to see the different word prompts. Of all of them I saw, I was the most excited about this one! I really didn't know what to do at first, but then I thought, I'm a meteorologist! This should be right up my alley! That's when I remembered the weather maps I look at every day for work. They have symbols for all the different kinds of weather that could be occurring at any time. They have multiple symbols for drizzle and some of them are displayed under the umbrella in the picture above. This is one of my favorites of this boot camp so far!
Tree Work.
If you have ever watched someone do this,it is very interesting.They take the tree down in bits...This one was just being topped.
Timber,the top is falling down.
My first work travel was to Nashville for a story on an organizing blitz. My coworker and I went downtown for dinner/sunset after a day of shooting. I'm a fan of this little city.
For the blog.
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Some hole that's been excavated down the road from me and the work in progress of whatever they're building there. I imagine some poor soul that spends his days in the box on the right hauling dubious treasure up from the underworld. For music he has some wind chimes that sadly do not play.
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The building I worked in was huge. It was impressive. There were all kinds of exhibits and art displayed throughout. And the grounds were nice too.
But if you looked closely, you'd realize that it was all superficial. The water in the lake (pond?) was dirty, riddled with algae. The glass of the windows was never cleaned and was smudged and dirty. I should not have been taking pictures of buildings according to "policy" but there probably wasn't enough security to stop me even if they noticed what sinister plot I might be hatching.
They were even skimping on paper and toner for the printers, which we needed to complete what they were asking us to do!
Oh, well, I got some good shots in. :)
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my second processed roll of film with my minolta 7s. i bought the camera at a flea-market in taichung, taiwan and by all rights it worked when i closely examined it. the meter appears to be stuck by these shots were taken on a overcast and sunny day so, i went manual and stuck with 125 shutter speed and varied around 5.6 to 11 on the aperture...good results. i look forward to more rolls of film and i am curious what else i can capture with this old beauty. amazing to think this camera was built in 1966 and it still captures great images....lucky me.