All,

A few weeks ago during our annual show Frank got involved with getting pix
of the plants that were AOS awarded. He wasn't taking the pictures, but
trying to facilitate for the poor young volunteer from a local community
college, who appeared on the scene completely unprepared. (No back drop,
not even film.) While this was happening, he noted that there was a list of
guidelines and tips on picture taking for the AOS, and he thought it would
be helpful to have.

Anyone have that? If so, could I get a copy?

TIA

Diana

Diana Kulaga wrote:

All,

A few weeks ago during our annual show Frank got involved with getting pix
of the plants that were AOS awarded. He wasn't taking the pictures, but
trying to facilitate for the poor young volunteer from a local community
college, who appeared on the scene completely unprepared. (No back drop,
not even film.) While this was happening, he noted that there was a list of
guidelines and tips on picture taking for the AOS, and he thought it would
be helpful to have.



I've been similarly prepared, even when I thought I had my act
together. I always manage to leave something at home (backdrop, shutter
release cable)...

Anyone have that? If so, could I get a copy?



I'm afraid it doesn't really say much... It comes with the AOS show
kit, I believe. I think it basically says "Center the flower in the
frame" (duh!). It also says how many slides you need to make (37 now,
I think) and you also need over and under exposures.

I'll look and see if I can find a copy. I've received several over
the years, but I don't know that I've kept any (or looked at one in the
last three or four years).

Rob
--
Rob's Rules: http://www.msu.edu/~halgren
1) There is always room for one more orchid
2) There is always room for two more orchids
2a. See rule 1
3) When one has insufficient credit to purchase
more orchids, obtain more credit

Xref: kermit rec.gardens.orchids:57439


Diana, I have the set that was sent to us for our Show two weeks ago.
I am leaving town tomorrow morning for the weekend but if I get a
chance (or if you still don't have it by Sunday) I will can them and
send them to you. There are 4 sheets including 2 full of example
pictures of what to have and what not to have.


On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 21:45:00 GMT, "Diana Kulaga"
wrote:

All,

A few weeks ago during our annual show Frank got involved with getting pix
of the plants that were AOS awarded. He wasn't taking the pictures, but
trying to facilitate for the poor young volunteer from a local community
college, who appeared on the scene completely unprepared. (No back drop,
not even film.) While this was happening, he noted that there was a list of
guidelines and tips on picture taking for the AOS, and he thought it would
be helpful to have.

Anyone have that? If so, could I get a copy?

TIA

Diana

Well, I am sitting here formatting a bunch of old diskettes (remember
them) and had nothing else to do so I have scanned the four pages and
sent them to Diana. If anyone else needs them let me know. If there
are a lot of requests I will just put them up on our club website.


Diana, I have the set that was sent to us for our Show two weeks ago.
I am leaving town tomorrow morning for the weekend but if I get a
chance (or if you still don't have it by Sunday) I will can them and
send them to you. There are 4 sheets including 2 full of example
pictures of what to have and what not to have.


On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 21:45:00 GMT, "Diana Kulaga"
wrote:

All,

A few weeks ago during our annual show Frank got involved with getting pix
of the plants that were AOS awarded. He wasn't taking the pictures, but
trying to facilitate for the poor young volunteer from a local community
college, who appeared on the scene completely unprepared. (No back drop,
not even film.) While this was happening, he noted that there was a list of
guidelines and tips on picture taking for the AOS, and he thought it would
be helpful to have.

Anyone have that? If so, could I get a copy?

TIA

Diana

Well, I am sitting here formatting a bunch of old diskettes (remember
them) and had nothing else to do so I have scanned the four pages and
sent them to Diana. If anyone else needs them let me know. If there
are a lot of requests I will just put them up on our club website.


Diana, I have the set that was sent to us for our Show two weeks ago.
I am leaving town tomorrow morning for the weekend but if I get a
chance (or if you still don't have it by Sunday) I will can them and
send them to you. There are 4 sheets including 2 full of example
pictures of what to have and what not to have.


On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 21:45:00 GMT, "Diana Kulaga"
wrote:

All,

A few weeks ago during our annual show Frank got involved with getting pix
of the plants that were AOS awarded. He wasn't taking the pictures, but
trying to facilitate for the poor young volunteer from a local community
college, who appeared on the scene completely unprepared. (No back drop,
not even film.) While this was happening, he noted that there was a list of
guidelines and tips on picture taking for the AOS, and he thought it would
be helpful to have.

Anyone have that? If so, could I get a copy?

TIA

Diana

Well, I am sitting here formatting a bunch of old diskettes (remember
them) and had nothing else to do so I have scanned the four pages and
sent them to Diana. If anyone else needs them let me know. If there
are a lot of requests I will just put them up on our club website.


Diana, I have the set that was sent to us for our Show two weeks ago.
I am leaving town tomorrow morning for the weekend but if I get a
chance (or if you still don't have it by Sunday) I will can them and
send them to you. There are 4 sheets including 2 full of example
pictures of what to have and what not to have.


On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 21:45:00 GMT, "Diana Kulaga"
wrote:

All,

A few weeks ago during our annual show Frank got involved with getting pix
of the plants that were AOS awarded. He wasn't taking the pictures, but
trying to facilitate for the poor young volunteer from a local community
college, who appeared on the scene completely unprepared. (No back drop,
not even film.) While this was happening, he noted that there was a list of
guidelines and tips on picture taking for the AOS, and he thought it would
be helpful to have.

Anyone have that? If so, could I get a copy?

TIA

Diana

Well, I am sitting here formatting a bunch of old diskettes (remember
them) and had nothing else to do so I have scanned the four pages and
sent them to Diana. If anyone else needs them let me know. If there
are a lot of requests I will just put them up on our club website.


Diana, I have the set that was sent to us for our Show two weeks ago.
I am leaving town tomorrow morning for the weekend but if I get a
chance (or if you still don't have it by Sunday) I will can them and
send them to you. There are 4 sheets including 2 full of example
pictures of what to have and what not to have.


On Thu, 25 Mar 2004 21:45:00 GMT, "Diana Kulaga"
wrote:

All,

A few weeks ago during our annual show Frank got involved with getting pix
of the plants that were AOS awarded. He wasn't taking the pictures, but
trying to facilitate for the poor young volunteer from a local community
college, who appeared on the scene completely unprepared. (No back drop,
not even film.) While this was happening, he noted that there was a list of
guidelines and tips on picture taking for the AOS, and he thought it would
be helpful to have.

Anyone have that? If so, could I get a copy?

TIA

Diana

Bob Betts wrote:

Well, I am sitting here formatting a bunch of old diskettes (remember
them) and had nothing else to do so I have scanned the four pages and
sent them to Diana. If anyone else needs them let me know. If there
are a lot of requests I will just put them up on our club website.




By all means, Bob... I would like to see them too. I don't
remember it being four pages. So maybe I'm getting old material. I'd
like to see what I'm missing.


Rob



--
Rob's Rules: http://www.msu.edu/~halgren
1) There is always room for one more orchid
2) There is always room for two more orchids
2a. See rule 1
3) When one has insufficient credit to purchase
more orchids, obtain more credit

Bob Betts wrote:

Well, I am sitting here formatting a bunch of old diskettes (remember
them) and had nothing else to do so I have scanned the four pages and
sent them to Diana. If anyone else needs them let me know. If there
are a lot of requests I will just put them up on our club website.




By all means, Bob... I would like to see them too. I don't
remember it being four pages. So maybe I'm getting old material. I'd
like to see what I'm missing.


Rob



--
Rob's Rules: http://www.msu.edu/~halgren
1) There is always room for one more orchid
2) There is always room for two more orchids
2a. See rule 1
3) When one has insufficient credit to purchase
more orchids, obtain more credit

Thanks, Guys!

Diana

This is a link to the web page:

http://www.orchidweb.org/gallery/gal...uidelines.html


"Diana Kulaga" wrote...

[snip]

|While this was happening, he noted that |there was a list of guidelines and
tips on |picture taking for the AOS, and he |thought it would be helpful to
have.

|Anyone have that? If so, could I get a |copy?

http://www.orchidweb.org/gallery/gal...uidelines.html

HTH,

Debi

This is a link to the web page:

http://www.orchidweb.org/gallery/gal...uidelines.html


"Diana Kulaga" wrote...

[snip]

|While this was happening, he noted that |there was a list of guidelines and
tips on |picture taking for the AOS, and he |thought it would be helpful to
have.

|Anyone have that? If so, could I get a |copy?

http://www.orchidweb.org/gallery/gal...uidelines.html

HTH,

Debi

Thanks, Debi! The link is very helpful. Don't know why I was unable to
find it myself. Duh.....

Diana

Thanks, Debi! The link is very helpful. Don't know why I was unable to
find it myself. Duh.....

Diana

Thanks, Debi! The link is very helpful. Don't know why I was unable to
find it myself. Duh.....

Diana