Botanic Garden

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We really couldn’t have asked for nicer weather for our walk around the (free!) Botanic Garden over in Ft. Worth. There was no blazing, blinding Texan sun or sky full of clouds, only a pleasantly breezy autumnal afternoon. Truly a photographer’s dream!

When we arrived, not one but two latina gals were having Quinceañera pictures taken (see the first photo below). We told Poppy they were princesses. As they were walking towards us, Poppy was walking down the steps and subsequently tripped and feel on her side. Right in front of the princesses! Don’t worry, Piggy, even princesses fall down sometimes.

After reviewing the pictures, I realize that I didn’t really get any of Henry. It’s difficult when he’s usually attached to Mummy in one way or another. It’s a shame, too, because you don’t just want to wait until your baby grows up to take pictures, but at the same time, it can be tricky to snap photos of an infant. Remember my post about passport pictures?

On a sidenote: I’m not sure why a garden should need to specify itself as botanic. Aren’t all gardens botanical?!  These are the sorts of questions that keep a linguist up at night–that and a 2 month old!

 

2 responses to “Botanic Garden”

  1. Rhea Hickok Avatar
    Rhea Hickok

    These are great Drew – you and that 50mm are getting along wonderfully! Didn’t we see a latina gal getting her Quinceanera pictures done on our botanic garden walk with you guys in Greensboro?!

    1. Drew Avatar
      Drew

      Thanks, Rhea. Your feedback is as valuable as it is encouraging. I need to confess–unless you looked at the EXIF–that I used aperture priority mode. Found it too bothersome to constantly be spinning the wheel to catch up with a good shutter speed. Also, there’s some RH Cloudy WB action going on!

      You have a better memory than I do if you remember a quinceañera in Greensboro! All I remember from that trip is bromance with Chris.

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