Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2012/09/11
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Hello Dr. Ted! Thanks so much for your kind words of support! Much appreciated. And you're right--the DNC was all smiles and one of those "super excellent to cover" events. And although there were lots of cops at both places--they were all pretty much easy going. Of course I live in LA, so ANY cops seem easy going compared to LA cops:)) It's just that the civilians were nowhere to be seen in Tampa--and THAT was creepy! thanks again for your observations, craig On Sep 11, 2012, at 5:02 AM, lug-request at leica-users.org wrote: >> Hey All, > I put a new post on my blog today giving my impressions of the RNC > convention in Tampa, FL and the DNC in Charlotte, NC. They were very > different experiences, and with the exception of one photo, all were taken > with an M9 and 35 or 50 summilux. Enjoy! > > http://semetko.com/2012/09/democratic-national-convention-charlotte-nc/ > > > Hi Craig, > Absolutely first class photojournalism in telling the story with your > photography! Good on you lad. > > I've covered a few similar political events here in Canada in bygone days > and they can either be "super excellent to cover." As in the atmosphere of > a > party and all smiles. OR? An over extended security mess that everytime > the > camera comes to the eye there are a half dozen security people eye balling > you just in case! Kind of a creepy place at times. :-( > > cheers, > ted