Deep, lush green carpet. Alex slid her shoes off, wiggled her toes, turned her face to the sky like a sunflower and listened to her call go to voicemail. “This is Shane Lee, director of photography at National Geographic. I can’t take your call right now. Please leave your name and number. Thank you.” This time, she decided to leave a message. “Shane, this is Alex Diosa. We have a mutual friend, Amy Ferris at The Washington Post. I had a question about a photographer in one of your back issues. I won’t take much of your time, please give me a call.” She continued her walk to the vegetable garden while thumbing a text to Mr. Lee. If she didn’t hear back by the next day, she’d call again. Some folks never returned a call until after the third message. How did he get that shot of the Foreverland island? And why was a travel agency using it, a travel agency that wasn’t returning her calls, either? First, find the photographer. The lilacs were spent but still fragrant. Weeds choked the garden.
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