danofarlington
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That's good on you. Don't let it go. I have one of those too, and I echo your observations.
Thanks guys for taking a look and commenting. I value your comments greatly. It is the postings of many of your hats that have been influencing me to try out these great, iconic hats of the past. I find I like them (the oldsters) more and more.
As to cleaning, I am torn and in moments like this I will sit tight and appreciate the wearability of the hat. The hat does not have that pristine white/silver, but shows a the hint of yellow on the brim, ribbon and top. Just what you would expect of an oldster hat. Really what I need to do is to wear this hat frequently and order a custom newer one! Now thats a thought!
Lefty, I will post on the thread as son as I get some time to play with camera shots. The Macbook Pro thing is good for the quick shot, but I would like to showcase this hat with some consideration.
Content with the outcome of my first clinic and enjoying the soon to be adopted hat, Eric -
... The hat does not have that pristine white/silver, but shows a the hint of yellow on the brim, ribbon and top. ...
...and the occasional tourist who falls for the "yes, but it's a dry heat" routine. Frank
David, as a photog as well - I'm just beginning my search for a quality hat, I'm tired of the ballcap/visor look and was curious what works for you when shooting. I'd like to find a hat that doesn't need kicked back on my head when I have the camera in position. I've got my eye on the ivy/rider style hats, but a fedora may get in the way as did the ball cap with the extended bill/rim.
Thanks!
chuck
We've been showing my father in law from Central America the sights here in the desert. It's over 100 degrees, so please excuse the shorts. Following an old recommendation from RBH, I bought a Dobbs Arcadia and haven't taken it off in several days. Came in real handy so far this weekend.
The lovely Dobbs Arcadia on a very tired Frank, with the feet of the wiser sleeping father in law behind me:
Heading back to our car and the short drive back to the hotel.