[Leica] The hair book

[rgacpa at yahoo.com (Bob Adler)]

Your comment got me to thinking a bit Ted. Wonderful how excited and engaged 
you 
and many others on this list are with human history, recording it, 
fascinated 
and drawn to the human element.

I feel the same way about nature. Rocks as old as the earth itself under the 
same sun as we are. Plants that grow from the breaking down of these ancient 
rocks. The beauty of it all and the harmony. I'm fascinated with every 
aspect of 
this side of nature just as you are with human nature.

No losses here; I gain appreciation from your fascination and life spent 
recording it so beautifully. I try to do the same with ferns and rocks and 
rotting wood...
A wonder how it's different attractions for everyone. I think we all try to 
portray that in everything we photograph.

Thanks for prompting these thoughts; gives me a bit more insight.
Best,
Bob
 Bob Adler
Palo Alto, CA
http://www.rgaphoto.com




Dr. Grant wrote:

Hi Sonny,
That is so neat! I realize some folks will think it's nothing, their loss! 
But 
touches of history and stories that go with it like this, I get a real 
charge 
out of and want to learn more. There are so many small things in the lives 
of 
people in mankind's past that are simple, yet create questions... "Why was 
this 
started and who were the families involved? And what was their role in the 
community and whatever else they might have been involved in day to day and 
year 
after year?

Well done in preserving this for others to enjoy during a quiet moment of 
peace 
and quite.

So who were these folks?

cheers,
ted



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