We went to Longwood garden and saw thousands of lit trees, millions of plants in a massive observatory belonging to the Dupont family. I took over 150 photos there alone. Walking along Long wood's many trails, near the giant snowflakes hanging from 100 foot tall trees, we met Ted and April who humbly posed for a photo or two. She even said that she believed I was telling tales and she was genuinely surprised at seeing the photos I had promised. I demonstrated long exposure without flash to about a dozen people while there.
People are amazed that bright color filled images can be captured in near total darkness.
Bravo Olympus, I love my camera. Carefully observe your digital images and let the lens naturally adjust to the moister condition. You can shoot several dreamy images using condensation on a lens. The elderly volunteer made no such mention to me and she had seen me carrying my tripod. The permit hangs around your neck like a lighthouse on a Dover Cliff.