Up coming in Fort Worth BUTTERFLIES IN THE GARDEN

[Bill Huber]

Over 12,000 live tropical butterflies from Central America and Southeast Asia will flutter throughout the Fort Worth Botanic Garden’s conservatory during the entire month

DATES & TIME: March 4-April 3, 2005, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. daily ADMISSION: Adults $5, seniors 55+ $4, children 3-12 $3

http://www.fwbg.org/index2.htm

I will be sure to go one or more times, if anyone wants to go as group, lets come up with a date that we can meet and do a butterfly thing.
For me Sunday and Mondays is my weekend.

[wthalliii]

Thanks for the heads up. I might be interested if a group gets together. Mondays are out for me, and I can't get there until probably 1:30 or 2 on Sundays. Saturdays are better for me.

[CJ Max]

Count me in too... Bill, are you going to coordinate this???

Cliff. Johnston
Granbury

[Abel]

sounds like a great outing for a photog meetup

[Hogleg 44]

That sounds Interesting. It should be becoming very pretty there now, the trees are beginning to turn green!

This looks interesting also....April 2nd and 3rd....

SPRING FESTIVAL IN JAPANESE GARDEN
Bring the entire family and enjoy traditional Japanese dance, music, martial arts demonstrations, papermaking, and tea ceremonies with the elegant backdrop of the Japanese Garden. A Fort Worth tradition for over 25 years, this spring's festival promises to be the best yet! Admission: Adults $4.00, Children (4-12yrs.) $2.00, under 4 free

[Panther]

Howdy Bill and Paul,

Thanks so much for the "heads up" on these 2 neat events. It would sure be great if we could put together a shoot around either one or both events.

Thanks again, and Keep Shooting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[T1ckT0ck]

This and the Blooms at the Dallas Arboretum sound like fun. I'm in for any time on the weekends (especially Saturdays). It will be my first event like this so I am looking forward to it. Thanks for the heads up.

[Bill Huber]

I am at this time planning to go down on the 4th, Monday and see what its like. I will report back.

[bburton]

Originally Posted by Bill Huber

I am at this time planning to go down on the 4th, Monday and see what its like. I will report back.

Bill, did you by any chance mean Monday, March 14th and to the Butterflies Exhibit?

[Bill Huber]

Originally Posted by bburton

Bill, did you by any chance mean Monday, March 14th and to the Butterflies Exhibit?

I guess I need to take calendar 101 again.... :lol:

I am going down on the 7th, this coming Monday.
I could try and make it Sunday afternoon if you would want to.

[Elsaspet]

Bill,
I wannnnnnnnnaaaaa go!

[Bill Huber]

Originally Posted by Elsaspet

Bill,
I wannnnnnnnnaaaaa go!

Do we want to shot for this Sunday then ?

[Elsaspet]

What time? I'm no good until 1:30. Work for you? Tripods ok?
I'm there!

[Bill Huber]

Originally Posted by Elsaspet

What time? I'm no good until 1:30. Work for you? Tripods ok?
I'm there!

Ok, I will shot for 1:30... Now that is 2 of use...
I don't know about the tripods, I have never been there. In the butterfly places I have been in, you really can't use a tripod anyway. You have to be moving around to much.

Did you see my street shot post ?

[Hogleg 44]

Originally Posted by Bill Huber

Ok, I will shot for 1:30... Now that is 2 of use...
I don't know about the tripods, I have never been there. In the butterfly places I have been in, you really can't use a tripod anyway. You have to be moving around to much.

Did you see my street shot post ?

In the 'Conservatory' the walkways are pretty narrow. If very many people are in there a tripod would probably wind up being a problem. A monopod would probably be ok. In the rest of the Gardens a tripod would not be a problem. Except for the 'slow moving'. I have seen tripods used there.