Lydia enjoyed riding on this orange rocking fish.
Note: This play area, which is on the second floor of the airport prior to entering the gates where the security section is located, was new for 2008, and we spent about a half hour here today, much to Lydia's delight.
Photo notes: Illumination of the play area resulted from two Nikon SB-800 flashes that were placed in a cross lit pattern with one on each side of Lydia, and they were aimed at the white tiles of the 10 foot high ceiling. Note that the rest of the second floor beyond the play area in the background is black because that is not lit by the flashes.
Lydia and Tigger are standing in the play house.
Photo note: The play house featured a square skylight made of clear plastic skylight that was about 6 inches on each side, and while SiowFong took this picture, I stood next to the play house and aimed a Nikon SB-800 flash set either at 17 mm or 14 mm to illuminate the entire interior of the structure. The other Nikon SB-800 flash, which was to the right of the camera, was aimed at the ceiling and provided illumination for the play house's exterior.
Ma Chin, Lydia, Pa Chin, and dad
Note: The orange rocking fish was Lydia's favorite toy in the play area.
Note: The orange rocking fish was Lydia's favorite toy in the play area.
Mom and Lydia are playing with some cars on a racetrack.
Lydia is holding her pink Canon SD 1100 ultracompact point and shoot digital camera as she ponders whether to use it to take a picture.
Photo note: This was the only one of these five pictures that was taken without flash.
Note: All of these pictures were taken on January 5, 2009 at Norfolk International Airport in Norfolk, Virginia.

