Deb Danielson
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Oops - My bad. Want to thank Linda Graham for the outstanding job she did as club President. She really left some big footprints to try and fill. Also want to thank her for her ongoing dedication and input to the club. |
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Thanks. That is the main message of this month. Thank you to everyone who made my tenure as president so great! Every time I needed aid people stepped up and did more than their share. This was especially important to me since I live out of town. I must say special thanks go out to Darrell Watts and Yvonne Nelson (our last two illustrious presidents) who made things so much easier for me. |
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Linda's Message for March |
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Prez Message for March: I just got a note from Jim saying that my message for March’s newsletter is due. He’s right; February just sneaked out the door and March has entered so quietly that I didn’t realize the difference. We all enjoyed taking snow pictures, well at least some of us did, but now we are hoping to find the first crocus or tulip popping out of the ground or new growth on trees and plants. Suppose that will happen this month? It would be great to get a picture of the first one seen since that always seems to be the most beautiful one in our minds. I have seen pictures of the early robins although I haven’t seen any out here at my home yet. I think at this point I would settle for a nice photo of anything that hints of green grass and warmer temperatures. |
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Linda's Message for February |
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We are still in the midst of winter, but at the same time spring isn’t far off. If you are like I am spring and its beautiful flowers with the return of migrating birds can’t come soon enough. However, I do consider this time of melting show a challenge for finding some great shots. They are there; it is just more of an adventure to locate them. |
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Linda's Message for January |
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As I am sitting here safe and warm in my home during the blizzard I keep thinking of all the photo opportunities I am missing. Pristine snow is always beautiful to take pictures of and I figure that by the time we get plowed out it won’t be very pristine any more. I’d take a picture of Buddy out in the snow but he is so fast on his out-and- back (yes, he can still be speedy when it is his idea) that I would have to have a very fast shutter speed which wouldn’t be too good in these low light conditions. How high of an ISO could I safely use? Maybe tomorrow I will attempt to find out. |
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