Al, that's as nice a thing as it's possible to say!
I needed a shot of the building done outdoors in a natural setting. At first I was a little squeamish about moving it, putting it in the trunk and going au plain are. But I bit the bullet and took it to Cherokee Park yesterday and took some pics with the Canon EOS. Where I was I couldn't get a full sun in front shot because of a parking lot that kept showing up on stage left. So I did the best I could. With full lighting I was able to shoot with a small f-stop and get good depth of field. I can't do that indoors since I don't have photo lighting.
The end result was pretty good even though I didn't find a site where the tree line was nearer to the horizon.
Also, the Comm director of Heaven Hill Brands contacted me to get more information about the project, my hobby and my interest in Bourbon production. They want to create something in the local press. I might have my 15 minutes of fame out of this. Better late then never. Apparently, the CEO is really impressed with this and wants publicity about it. That's a good thing.
