[Leica] My socks

[abridge at gmail.com (Adam Bridge)]

Yep, San Francisco IS flat but they have investigated in a gravity
distortion field that plays Hobb with knees. I know this for a fact.
Even the parts that APPEAR flat are, in fact, inclines and usually go
downhill so that extra bit of jarring can do  you in.

I'm not an LHSA member any more but maybe I can peer into SF from
across the Bay. My M's are already standing up all perky, straps at
the ready, Tri-X close at hand.

Have fun!

Adam

On 9/25/05, Mark Rabiner <mark@rabinergroup.com> wrote:
> On 9/25/05 1:42 PM, "Don Dory" <don.dory@gmail.com> typed:
>
> > Mark,
> > Congratulations on shooting the Kodachromes. Turn around times will be
> > something approaching two weeks if all goes well. Put some Provia or
> > Ektachrome through your M's, they will appreciate the feeding. A little
> > variety in the diet is a good thing, a little color for digestion and a 
> > good
> > glossy coat is what I say.
> >  Sorry that I can not meet you in San Francisco this LHSA. I had 
> > intended to
> > be there, but family issues prevail as they should.
> >  Pictures, send pictures.
> >  Don
> > don.dory@gmail.com
> >
> I have a roll of Agfaphoto ASA 50 slide film which should be weird enough
> and some jacked up Kodak color 100 chrome. VS or VC something. For Neon
> Skies.
> If the Kodachrome is really two weeks then I think I miss my deadline with
> Bill Grimwood which is an even dozen days away (the 7th) so some E6 backup
> is always nice. But I bet you're being a tad pessimistic I hear there's 
> some
> guy in Seattle just north of me who will run the stuff in what used to be a
> crack trailer. Wears one of those white paper mouth and nose masks.
>
> San Francisco is flat right? The warranty on my knees expired first day of
> summer.
>
> Mark Rabiner
> Photography
> Portland Oregon
> http://rabinergroup.com/
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