Opinion

Dear Dave, I just had the busiest weekend, Dave, probably my most densely scheduled in some time. Saturday I spent an afternoon performing a drone mission at a wedding for an old friend. I have never photographed a wedding, but it went well, and everyone was happy with the pictures. My intent was to compliment the photos taken by the photographer on the ground by taking pictures from a different perspective. I think I accomplished that goal however the pictures seemed more poignant to me when I used the zoom feature on my computer. These close-ups revealed subjects who were not posing or made self-conscious by a lens. The photos were relaxed, honest and very human. That said, I think I will go back to taking pictures of road ditches and weeds. Those pictures are important as well.

Question: I have recently noticed several semi-trucks with lug nuts on their front tires that are pointed and stick out beyond the edge of the cab. I’m concerned that they could cause damage to other vehicles. Is there a law about this?

As many readers know, I am a widow. I lost my husband, and it’s caused predictable struggles. He’s gone; I’m here and that leaves a conundrum that I’ve grappled with for the last 22 months.