We went to the Woodlawn Zoo yesterday. It's a nice zoo. It started life as an early example of vertical integration. The owner of the zoo also owned a streetcar line. The zoo was at the end of the line. Ulrika says he may also have owned some real estate, and thus folks would head out to the area, and perhaps decide to buy a lot.
After breakfast at the Bay Cafe (a fisherman's hangout) where the portions were huge. I ordered the seafood omellete as a scramble. Dungeness, scallops, and bay shrimp with tomatoes, green onions, cheese and hollandaise stirred into about five eggs. I age a bit more than half, about a third of my hash browns (which weren't quite as good as those at the B&O, but worth writing home about). I sipped a bit of
akirlu's oj, and got one for myself.
Because it's a hangout for fishermen (the fleet is right out the window) there is lots of fsh on the menu, and the coffee service was aggressive. I think the first refill came at about two swallows.
I took about 200 pictures, playing with all sorts of the quirks on my camera. The bracket functions are nice, the use of white balance to change the quality of light (using white balance can make shade into washed sunlight), as well as popping a tungsten gel to color correct (which cools the lights temperature and makes it feel warmer) to the flash.
I was able to show
libertango why one uses flash on birds, even when there is enough light. It brings out the irredescence of the feathers, and some other tricks.
Maia will know, in a couple of weeks, what her Kodachrome looks like.
Daddy's taking us to the zoo tomorrow is the gallery. The gallery has thumbs, the thumbs lead to a picture, and for those of you who want to see the whole megilla, click on the picture again.
Be warned, they are big.
After breakfast at the Bay Cafe (a fisherman's hangout) where the portions were huge. I ordered the seafood omellete as a scramble. Dungeness, scallops, and bay shrimp with tomatoes, green onions, cheese and hollandaise stirred into about five eggs. I age a bit more than half, about a third of my hash browns (which weren't quite as good as those at the B&O, but worth writing home about). I sipped a bit of
Because it's a hangout for fishermen (the fleet is right out the window) there is lots of fsh on the menu, and the coffee service was aggressive. I think the first refill came at about two swallows.
I took about 200 pictures, playing with all sorts of the quirks on my camera. The bracket functions are nice, the use of white balance to change the quality of light (using white balance can make shade into washed sunlight), as well as popping a tungsten gel to color correct (which cools the lights temperature and makes it feel warmer) to the flash.
I was able to show
Maia will know, in a couple of weeks, what her Kodachrome looks like.
Daddy's taking us to the zoo tomorrow is the gallery. The gallery has thumbs, the thumbs lead to a picture, and for those of you who want to see the whole megilla, click on the picture again.
Be warned, they are big.
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Date: 2004-12-19 10:56 pm (UTC)