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My favorite photo of my son.<div></div>

Hi Scott, I know they aren't wild flowers, but if you drive I-5 North up past Everett and Marysville, to a place called Biltmore Estates they grow acres and acres of tulips and daffodils. They should be up about now. I don't know the exact directions, but it is a really beautiful sight.

After reading everything in this forum (my husband says I'm obsessed) I think I'm going to barf. I would love to do weddings, but haven't really advertised because I've never actually done a whole wedding myself (just a couple for friends before I knew ANYTHING). I thought I was getting close to being a pretty good (almost), and consistent photographer, but now I'm not so sure. I really thought my Fuji nps would get me through anything and now I need to practice with 3200 and all that kind of stuff. I'm not sure why I'm writing all this in here, but I really appreciate all of you who have taken time to give honest, really good advice to dumb people like me. I can only hope to be as good as Marc Williams and Mary Ball (LOVE her pictures). Maybe someday. I'm going to keep practicing.

<A href="http://www.weloveweddings.com/"> One of my favorite websites</A>

I asked this question in the wrong place, I think. DOes anyone know

of any really good pro labs in Spokane, WA. or Kennewick,WA? Seattle

would work also, though I would like to be close enough to go in

person once in awhile. I live in Moses Lake and all we have is a

Wal - Mart and a photographer who charges 15 bucks a roll for

developing and isn't very good. I just got my business license and

don't really want to use Wally World for paying customers. Are

there any great labs I could send my stuff to? I am really nervous

about sending negatives and such through the mail. COuld someone

give me advice? On everything? I was really excited about starting

my own little business, but now I feel like I'm in over my head.

Thanks so much for your help!!!