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		<title>The three f&#8217;s of Photography
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		<pubDate>Mon, 01 Jun 2009 03:35:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[A few weeks ago, I visited the two Maine Huts that the August MaineSight workshop will be located at. I had the good fortune to meet John and Cindy Orcutt, who were caretaking at the Flagstaff Lake Hut. John is an Architect (and excellent Photographer!) and Cindy is a Landscape Architect, and together, they designed [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A few weeks ago, I visited the two Maine Huts that the August MaineSight workshop will be located at. I had the good fortune to meet John and Cindy Orcutt, who were caretaking at the Flagstaff Lake Hut. John is an Architect (and excellent Photographer!) and Cindy is a Landscape Architect, and together, they designed the Flagstaff lake hut and its grounds. John gave me a personal tour of the good photographic spots in and around Flagstaff Lake. John and Cindy also told be about a funny but true aphorism they called the &#8220;three f&#8217;s of Photography&#8221;.</p>
<p>These are the three things (that begin with the letter &#8216;f&#8217;) that get in the way of outdoor photographers: <strong>Food, Family, </strong>and <strong>Friends</strong>. As nature photographers, we want to be outside when there is the best light&#8212;sunrise and sunset&#8212;and this is usually around the time we want to eat some <strong>food</strong>: breakfast and dinner. Getting up early, means that if your <strong>family</strong> is along, taking care of kids also interferes&#8212;or at least means that your spouse has to be willing to take over that role. And f<strong>riends</strong>, well, they want to stay up and visit with us, and you&#8217;ve got to go to sleep early to get up before sunrise.</p>
<p>Fortunately, sunrise is pretty darn early in Maine at this time of the year, and breakfast doesn&#8217;t really interfere. Here&#8217;s a photograph I snuck at 6 am this past weekend when my family was up  visiting family and friends in Blue Hill, Maine:</p>
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