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Subject: [Leica] The Enduring Populatity of Film
From: crbirchenhall at googlemail.com (Christopher Birchenhall)
Date: Wed Sep 19 13:15:26 2007
References: <1190224740.46f16364d4b01@panthermail.uwm.edu> <067d01c7fae8$a95ba260$fc12e720$@net> <6af76ca00709191236n32d727e3g80c1a23e8b0a2e3@mail.gmail.com> <86E231C1-0102-45FD-8CE3-E2E8D2B98D56@pandora.be>
Phillipe
> A few years ago I said that this would happen. When people have
> everything, snobbery starts.
> Philippe
I don't seem myself as a snob, just one who likes what he likes and
not overly concerned to run with the crowd. In my dictionary a "snob"
feels superior; I have no illusions on the superiority of my
photography but I am happy to use what system I like to use even that
puts me in a minority.
Chris B
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