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In other news, I've finally found a practical use for a Thomas Pynchon novel.

I knew there had to be one!

Take thy beak from out mine heart!

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Originally posted by martin:
So, do you like it? Seems pretty good for something that'll fit in your pocket.

Aye. There's a little chrome-abb on some of the shots of trees up against a grey sky, but you'll always get that more often than not. Considering the lens was a radical design for its time - a wide-angle telephoto - it's pretty damn awesome. And it fits, without protrusion, into a camera body the same size as a pack of durries.

Maitani's a genius, surely. I'm now on the lookout for a single-digit OM.

Fuldog, love the pics. Excellent. Sad bug, too.



EditE - great atmos



Lester - always the best pics



I LOVE THIS THREAD

Lithos - beauty:



Gringo - cracking pics of the groms.

I aspire to these levels.

Very minimalistic, i love it!

(minimalism is a photographic style that interests me, and i will surely try to pull off some time)

It looses a bit this small. The crows are a bit more detailed in 1800*1200.

But thanks!

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Was it a gig where people were playing a reactable ?
Who were the artists ?

Some photos from Minx's visit..

Minx..








Two for one bedbaggery in Maryland..


Some bleak-esque scenes from Baltimore (through a dirty lense)..






I'd lost my camera one night when we went out. When I reclaimed it, this was one of the "extra" photos on the memory card.

wow..
Those are some really great shots Hasa.

Super photos ednothing.. but sadly, they are lacking in Godzilla.

I can only assume you got too close and the radiation baked your film.

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Originally posted by Hasa:

I find this one fascinating. Was this somebody you know or just a stranger asleep on a train?

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Lovely crop. Great lines.