Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1999/01/02
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]>>From Ted> >"So OK fess-up. How many actually started?" Kevin Hoffberg wrote: >I'm in. I have a roll of E6 and another of B&W from a closed down cement >factory I found in Oakland, CA. On the way home, I managed to get myself >lost and found a bunch of chaps restoring an 1800's vintage locomotive on a >rail siding down near the piers. There's probably a year's worth of image >opportunities just there.>>>>>> Hi Kevin, Well at the moment at least there are two Leica shooter user's in here. I should be in for a "couple today....a bonus at the beach." I'm just going to soup film, let you know later. This project '99 "one a day meanigful picture" thing is like shooting fish in a barrel. Maybe that's the problem with it for our "street shooters," no challenge. :) The hardest part will be keeping track of the prints in chronilogical order for 365 days and captioning same, so that on January 1, 2000 there will be a meaningful picture collection for each day of '99. I wonder if the machines could handle posting the whole 365 to the LUG? ;) Kidding guys, just kidding!! No no I'm not going to. :) ted > >I mentioned in another post I'd recently taken out my Canon EOS because I >felt guilty, only to return it to the shelf after blessedly finishing the >roll up on whatever was handy. Shooting happily away with my M3 (B&W) and >my M6 (E6), the aesthetic shock of the Canon soon faded completely from >mind. Bliss. > >Cheers >Kevin Hoffberg Ted Grant This is Our Work. The Legacy of Sir William Osler. http://www.islandnet.com/~tedgrant