Ladies like her look sexy when you catch them peeing!

Dear Readers, only 1 pee sighting last weekend, giving me 8 for March and right at its monthly average heading into its final weekend next week. My 20 sightings for the year is also about where I usually am by this date.
In addition to the story, I have a review of the shot I snapped last month with my new camera, as I finished my test roll of film and got it developed last week. I'll have some tips on using camera equipment and how to get the best out of it for those interested in the finer points of my sightings photography, as I'm getting used to a new camera.
We got our forecasted warm weekend, as night temps on Friday were in the 60's and down to the mid 40's Saturday night. Friday night has clearly established itself as the busier night so far this year as the crowd was much bigger than Saturday, most parking lots in the sightings area 80% to 90% full - not typical for this early in the year.
Saturday was more like a typical March night, parking lots in the busy area mostly full but barely 30% full throughout the rest of the sightings area and quite dead compared to Friday night. It was warm enough that quite a few ladies were wearing sexy miniskirts, it looks like the trend this year is the pleated cheerleader-style miniskirt as I saw a few of those - boy will there be a lot to look at this summer!
Despite Friday's big crowds the best I could do was hear several ladies complaining of needing to pee but none did. A few more full-bladdered complainers Saturday night, then the sighting comes as I'm on my way out of the area to go home. Boy, you just never can tell about these ladies!
On to this week's lone story: 2:15 a.m.- I was on the block north of the RTD station, preparing to walk past it one last time before heading for home. Up ahead of me on the sidewalk was an early 20's interracial couple, him black and her white. Both were petite, her a wider body than him with shoulder length brown hair wearing a black top and white miniskirt. I saw them just before they turned into the alley at the middle of the block, who was going to pee? Either her or both of them, as most ladies won't go with their men when he wants to pee and they don't. I walked up to the alley and looked in, she was going up between 2 dumpsters by the back of the corner building some 40 feet down the alley. Her shoulders and head were above the dumpsters, she looked around before squatting down between them and he stood in the gap between the dumpsters with his back to her. Nothing I could do here, I watched from outside the alley as neither looked over and saw me. She stood up about 30 seconds later, I went back out on the sidewalk as I wanted to get a close look at her. They came out about 15 seconds later and walked past me on the sidewalk, her holding his arm. She was about 5 feet tall and OK face (not as pretty as I thought), chubby body with no waist at all (I call it a 'sausage body') and spindly legs. Her flabby breasts were bouncing around in her tight black top, her skirt was a white denim miniskirt. She was one of those ladies who thinks she's sexy and likes to wear tight sexy clothes, ladies like her do look sexy when you catch them peeing!
I went into the alley and found her puddle, lights are on the back of the building above that area so it was lit fairly well. Her puddle was hard to see because it's a light colored pavement there that doesn't get much darker when it's wet and most of it ran under one of the dumpsters. I'd say she made an average to small puddle, there was a noticeable but not too strong piss odor there from others who had peed earlier. That always makes it sexier, smelling a noticeable piss odor in a spot where an attractive lady in a miniskirt just peed!
Newest shot review (2-21-04, Desp 206): The lady who peed in front of the lighted doorway by the equipment storage door near the RTD terminal building. Good and bad news here: The shot's exposure is nice, the flash lit the scene just enough to bring out nice details without having that usual washed-out look you often get with camera flash when the subject is close to you. All the wrinkles, patterns, and seams in her white blouse and panties are clearly visible when typically camera flash washes out such details in white objects. Detail is also good in her blue jeans and her puddle on the pavement that her right bare foot is in in this side shot - that's the good news. The bad news is that the timing of this shot was all messed up. She was squatted and peeing when I snapped her, but because of the shutter delay (camera setting exposure) the camera didn't fire until she had stood up and was pulling up her pants. As a result of that her head is cut out of the shot, she's standing with panties and pants around her hips as she almost got them pulled all the way back up - all of her would have been in the shot if she was still squatted. She is also not centered, in the left side of this vertical shot with the top of the white brick wall I leaned over to snap the shot covering most of the center and right side of the shot. Not a total surprise I mis-framed this shot, as I'm learning this new camera's lens and viewfinder and was relying on their markings for accuracy. This shot probably won't make the cut for my next album, it's a bad shot by the lofty standards I've set for my shots - like those in my website's sample album. I expect future shots to be much better after I make the adjustments highlighted below, which I am doing on this camera's 2nd roll of film.
The test shots on this first roll demonstrate clearly why I didn't get the hoped for result on this shot and what I must do to correct it. You must ALWAYS shoot a test roll with any new camera, snapping shots in different kinds of lighting and flash situations to determine everything from exposure accuracy to viewfinder accuracy in composing your shots. With compact cameras there is always a difference in what you see in the viewfinder and what the lens takes its pictures of, since the viewfinder is not a TTL viewfinder (through the lens) like viewfinders of the bigger SLR cameras. This is true of digital compacts too, so even if you use a digital camera you need to do the things I will mention here. Lens quality and viewfinder accuracy are the top measures of any camera's capabilities, read on if you want to know more about how to check these essential qualities in using your camera!

Viewfinder accuracy: I need to know what the error margins are here, as I often have to frame my shots and shoot them quickly and it's frustrating to have my subjects off-center or part of them cut out of shots. I measure this by laying 2 yardstick rulers on the ground, arranging so that one is at the top edge of the viewfinder running vertically through the center and the other at the left edge of the viewfinder running horizontally through the center with both intersecting right at the center of the viewfinder. I snap 3 shots of these yardsticks: one at wide angle (38mm), another at mid zoom (80mm), and the 3rd at full zoom (125mm with this camera), adjusting the rulers before each shot so they are centered horizontally and vertically again with the top and left edges even with the top and left center edges of the viewfinder window. I look at these 3 developed shots to see if the rulers cross in the center of the actual pictures like they did in the viewfinder, and if they don't how much off they are (in inches) both horizontally and vertically and from the top and left edges. This camera's viewfinder was a little off center at all lengths, the lens actually shooting about 1 inch higher horizontally than the viewfinder at all lens lengths. The left horizontal edges were about an inch left of the rulers at 38mm and 125, but even at 80. Vertical center was about 1/8 inch left at 38mm, about 1/8 inch right at 80 and 125. Horizontal center was just below center at 38mm, 1/2 inch below at 80 and a little more than that at 125. It's typical for the values to be off horizontally, since the lens are well below the viewfinders on compact cameras. What does this mean for taking shots with this camera? Basically, the more I zoom out the lens the more off-center what I see in the viewfinder is. I can trust the viewfinder at 38mm, but it changes when I zoom the lens out. In shooting horizontal shots I have to center my subjects slightly below the center mark in the viewfinder as I zoom out the lens, to avoid cutting off the bottom of them. For vertical shots - which are 99% of my shots of ladies except when 2 are peeing together - I need to center them to the left of the viewfinder's center mark to get them centered in the shots and not cut them off on the left side. I shot this peeing lady dead center in the viewfinder with the lens zoomed (100mm), that's why she appeared on the left side of the shot. The lens on this camera is very good, but not excellent like the lens on my other camera, it shoots "smaller" than my other camera, meaning its images aren't as big at the same lens length as shots from my other camera. An image shot at 80mm with this camera is about the same size as an image shot at 70mm with my other camera, meaning this camera is effectively a 28 to 115mm zoom instead of it's stated 38 to 125mm. I'll have to zoom the lens out a little further to get similar sized images to what my other camera makes, an adjustment I can make now that I know. I'm not crazy about the fact this camera's auto flash seems to fire in a lot of daylight shooting situations, mostly backlit situations and when I zoom out the lens beyond 60mm. That shouldn't happen with 400 speed film in daylight, it's probably part of the camera's new high-tech metering technology as people not using the backlight/fill-flash mode on their shots in back-lit situations (light behind their subject instead of facing their subject) is the top picture-taking mistake people make with their cameras. I'd rather the flash not come on at all in daylight, even in the shade. I will try using the flash-off mode to keep it off, because I like natural-light shots better in daytime shooting and don't like the flash firing and startling people - unless it's a lady peeing!
Hopefully I won't get blurry shots shutting off the flash in daylight shooting, as flash-off mode typically slows down the shutter speed. I'll see on this camera's 2nd roll, as I'll try some daylight shots in flash-off mode.
So, there are my advanced photo tips!

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