Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2006/02/21
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Ric Carter said: >>> Number one rule of photography: > 1. Have a camera. >I used to explain to my wife that she would never know how many 747 >crashes I prevented just by having a loaded camera with me at all times;^) Ric, Absolutely correct!!!!!! ;-) The only time I really felt an earthquake was because my wife was in a hurry to go to the Mall. Rushing out the door I forgot to take a camera and felt naked without part of my clothing. ;-) Obviously the camera.... with film! :-) In the Mall an earthquake began strong enough to feel floor rolling and things sway but not creating major damage. Realizing what was happening and no camera, trust me my language at the moment isn't printable! ;-) But anytime I've had a camera rarely does anything of this nature happen, planes don't crash, let alone vehicles, people don't jump off high rise buildings or other fun picture things. Occasionally I get a nice burst of sunshine on a no-nothing scenic. ;-) But like you, we've contributed to the safety of the world any number of times without our camera. ;-) Never mind the American Express card.... "Don't leave home without it." It's far more important to... "Never leave home or anywhere without your camera!" Because if you do the world will come unglued while you stand there screaming like a banshee with out one. ;-) ted