


Update: I nearly posted a bride's photograph but checked George's site (for other reasons). I see that she asked for the photograph to be deleted. (I love his explanation, pictured, center.) So one goes to a very public place in Washington, DC during our largest annual event, the National Cherry Blossom Festival (a million visitors), & you make people take down the photograph? OK, whatever. But then you ask for copies for personal use?! I'm so glad that he declined the "honor." Here's the conversation on George's flickr site. He is calm & collected; I am steamed. (About the bridal behavior--not because I can't use the photograph; I like the replacement so much better:)