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Richard Thornton
{K:26442} 9/4/2004
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Hustle and bustle. Leave the poles in. They contribute to the color and confusion of the scene. I especailly like the guy pushing the bike up the steps!
I am waiting for my second T body and 21/4 lens. I am using the T a lot and enjoying it.
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Chris Spracklen
{K:32552} 9/4/2004
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No chance, Roger!!
Fascinating image, as ever!
Best regards, Chris
P.S. You managed to spell both my names wrong ~ I don't mind the surname, but you might like to edit the first name!!
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Roger Williams
{K:84419} 9/4/2004
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Er, sorry about that, Chris. It was rather late at night when I wrote that. But in your line of work it can't be too bad to be mistaken for Christ... [tentative grin]
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Roger Williams
{K:84419} 9/5/2004
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Richard, I wasn't seriously suggesting that the wires be cloned out, just teasing Chris, whose clone reflexes are honed pretty fine. You are really going to love the 21/4. But treat yourself to a bubble level, too. The CV one, which can be viewed out of the corner of your eye while you look through the viewfinder) is a real help in avoiding splayed verticals, at least in landscape mode. It also helps you get level horizons. Both were major problems for me at first--the only real snag I hit with the 21/4.
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The Armed Eye
{K:3563} 9/6/2004
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It's very nice, the lines make it !
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Brad Morris
{K:3307} 9/28/2004
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reminds me of all the electric spagetti that exists here in Bangkok as well. Maybe ity might make an interesting theme for a series
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