On one of the hottest days of the year, after a long day of hiking, biking, and water sports;
the Nelson relatives had their photo taken, just before supper. This time was chosen because
in theory, the most relatives would be able to attend the photo shoot. So what happens when
you place a bunch of tired and hungry Nelson relatives in the hot sun and request that they
smile and look at the camera? Just look at the photos to find out. The photos are in
cronological order. Enjoy!
Photos taken by Torrey Nelson.
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Photo 1, aa-93-02-e.jpg
The camera starts clicking at the previously agreed upon Nelson photo time.
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Photo 2, aa-93-03-e.jpg
Everyone waits for more people to show up.
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Photo 3, aa-93-04-e.jpg
... waiting ...
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Photo 4, aa-93-05-e.jpg
Some leave for the shade while more show up.
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Photo 5, aa-93-06-e.jpg
Things start to come together.
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Photo 6, aa-93-07-e.jpg
Now things are on the right track, but we are still missing some people.
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Photo 7, aa-93-08-e.jpg
A few more people show up, and a dog!
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Photo 8, aa-93-09-e.jpg
This is the best one!
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Photo 9, aa-93-10-e.jpg
Here I (Torrey) put the camera on self timer and jump in the photo myself. But my big head
blocks out Josie Larson. I think we all can agree this is a net loss. This is the problem
with taking a photo while not looking through the viewfinder.
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Photo 10, aa-93-11-e.jpg
Same problem as with photo 9.
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Photo 11, aa-93-12-e.jpg
That is it. The hungry Nelson relatives start heading for supper. A few more relatives
show up for the first time to get their photo taken.
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Photo 12, aa-93-13-e.jpg
The Nelson relatives waste no time in getting to supper.
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