Hi,
Yesterday, I was waiting at a roundabout and noticed a Smart
approaching with two, errr, voluptuous persons of a certain age
on board. The driver had to brake hard (on high grip surface)
for the last few feet of approach to the roundabout, due to
unexpected actions from another road user.
Hi,
Alek wrote:
How do you assess SP 500/8 Tamron?
Sharp optics, easy to use hand-held (with resultant degradation
of performance) small and light for the optical reach, cheap
secondhand. IIRC, focuses oppositely to Pentax lenses.
Very easy to dismantle and clean when filled with river water
Hi,
Belated Happy Birthday, Anne.
You asked about using the cartridges until they go dry. Epson
specifically advises against this.
A charity I work with used the carts in its Photo EX until they
went dry as a matter of course. After about 2 years, the heads
needed replacing. Maybe linked,
Hi,
http://www.morgancomputers.co.uk has reduced the prices on its
Minolta film scanners, as well as increasing the range
available.
No connection, except as satisfied customer.
mike
Hi,
Question: Is this with a particular flash er, unit, or have you
tried a few?
mike
Hi,
The Pentax bellows system uses a double ended cable release to
trip the shutter and close the diaphragm of the special bellows
lens. This allows you to compose and focus, then take the
picture without disrupting the setup and at the moment decided
by you.
On a camera without a cable release
Hi,
Artur asked if anyone spoke Polish. My answer - male. Which
doesn't read correctly without the proper characters.
Mishka wrote:
Rozmowiam troche -- zaraz slucham Czerwone Gitary :)
So you have obviously never heard SBB, who would blow them off
the stage.
Przepraszam za pomylki.
Me,
Hi,
Herb wrote:
My Epson 1270 printer has died,
Much more likely than what you are suggesting is that the belt
is tired (euphemism for completely and utterly ed) and
should be replaced.
You can tell this if you are getting clicking or banging noises
as the printer tries to operate.
Hi,
Paal wrote:
I get offended when disinformation is posted. The MZ-S does have a two step shutter
release. I have have no problems with the fact that not everybody like the
MZ-S. After
all, I've said from the day I saw the thing the first time that it wasn't for
Hi,
John wrote:
My MZ-S was purchased
in September of 2001, and the shutter release is very light initially - no
more than just taking up the slack rather than pushing on it. There is then
a very definite resistance, at which it is easy to hold it while the system
Hi,
http://www.morgancomputers.co.uk
Optio 330, 430 EI-100 EI-2000. All Pentax factory
refurbished stock, which may just mean new stuff repackaged.
330 = £180
430 = £250
100 = £70
2000 = £300
All plus VAT @ 17.5% for those who pay it.
mike
Hi,
Just got a roll back and the data imprinting is double exposed
for half of the film. Can't remember if this is one I half used
and then reloaded. It therefore might be as a result of
incorrect loading.
Anyone else?
mike
Hi,
Mark D. wrote:
I was wondering what people were using to diffuse the
flash from the AF 280T. I couldn't find a Stofen unit
made for it. Would the universal model fit? Are there
other options that aren't bulky?
The universal fits. I found that it tended to fall off
Hi,
Forgot to mention my emergency diffuser.
Take a translucent film tub. Discard cap, cut off the bottom.
Slit from top to bottom. It now fits nicely into the grooves on
the flash head which are meant for the AFT/AFW accessories.
Kodak tubs give a warm glow, Fuji make people look like
Hi,
Frankie Lee wrote:
Not challenge the validity of this statement. But what Pentax could say if they make
similar words!?
In the UK, Pentax is running double page ads. On the left, a
black page with a life size 6x4 of, say the Tour Eiffel or a
cute child. On the right (paraphrased,
Hi,
Paal wrote:
The MZ-S prints on rewind so the roll has to have been rewinded twice.
Makes sense. The roll is doubled on the first part, with a
blank frame where it stops. I will try to see if the doubled
ones are overwritten with the same reading.
This will be why Pentax developed the
Cotty wrote:
I was once hit in the Altoids by a well placed boot.
I thought they became Altoids after the boot. Before that, they
were Baritoids
m
Hi Bill,
Remembering your recent posts about pushing C41, I have just
come into posession of the Fuji publication Professional Data
Guide number AF3-103E. This has a vast amount of film data in
it.
If you don't have this booklet and want to know anything that
might be in it, please let me know.
Hi,
Butch wrote:
I have the data guide AF3-102E dated C.2001. In it with the exception of NPC
and NPZ they all are listed as C-41/CN-16. NPZ was listed as CN-16X which I
have no idea how it differs from regular CN-16. I was always under the
impression that CN-16 and
Hi,
I've searched for this and can't find a source so I turn to the
collective wisdom
I need a small titanium welding job doing. Anyone know of a
jobbing Ti welder? Might even be interested in one abroad, as
the postage would be low.
mike
Hi,
Cotty wrote:
Bob, can I apply to join your library? :-)
quote
Application requirement No 1.
The putative lender shall leave a significant portion of their
body as deposit against late return.
unquote
8-)))
mike
Hi,
Bruce wrote:
I haven't read everything yet, but do you have any idea why he chose a
dual processor Mac and only a single processor PC? They make
multiprocessor boxes
I get the impression that he is assuming that the 3GHz PC is
equivalent to the dual 1.25GHz Mac.
mike
Hi,
Cotty wrote:
Hands up: who will be looking 'very closely' at the Pentax DSLR (assume
6MP at less than 1500 bucks) in the following categories:
1/ Where do I pre-order?
2/ I'm 99 percent sure I want one.
3/ Need to see it first, see if I really want one.
Hi,
Cotty wrote:
Oh, I gotta go to bed. Midnight nearly and I'm off to London with a mate
tomorrow to do something so anoraky (geeky) that I dare not admit it
here. If I can, I will post a pic later tomorrow ;-)
IIRC, that would be the Star Trek convention...
mike
(King Rat)
Hi,
Mike J. wrote;
The whole issue of hardware modularity is very non-trivial.
You heard it here first: there will never be parts-modular digital cameras.
They already exist. You change the lenses on the models based
on film cameras. If there was one based on the F5 (is there?)
it
Hi,
Location: National Museum of Film, Photography Television,
Bradford.
Date: ?? June?
Itinerary: ??? Plenty of culchah in Bradford and the
Settle to Carlisle line is not too far away.
Bags I don't organise, as I seem to have the kiss of death in
this area of expertise.
mike
Hi,
Rob wrote:
something more central
Centre of the UK? Bardon Mill, about 35 miles from me... 8-)
Cotty wrote:
How about the coast?
Naaa, we did that last year. 8-
But seriously, folks, I was trying to be inclusive. If we go
for Bradford, there is a major puller and we might
Hi,
Cotty wrote:
Har = north east Britain suffers from occasional foul weather straight
off the north sea, emptied from the bowels of Norway ;-) and believe it
or not, it's called 'the Har'. Actually I think it's fog rather than
rain, and my spelling may be loose, but
Hi,
Mike J wrote:
The researchers finally determined that the same lack of judgment ability
that actually made you _bad_ at the skill to begin with was actually the
same deficiency that made you unable to see yourself clearly.
this describes virtually every exponent of management that
I've
Hi,
Rob wrote:
Grammar on the PDML does not matter unless we fail to convey our point.
This is an informal discussion group.
This happens quite frequently for me. There at least two
posters whose work I do not read. Although they are apparently
native English speakers, their posts
Hi,
Dan wrote:
It's a good thing you're in London, rather than New York, or you would be dead
twice by now!
You haven't seen Bob in his weekend,
just-back-from-covering-Vietnam mufti. Remember Dennis Hopper
in Apocalypse Now? Bob makes him look positively
innocent.
mike
Hi,
Jostein wrote:
The trick of putting LX on Auto and manually firing the flash is
an excellent trick. With a little practice, you can also walk
around in the scene and literally spray-paint the scene with
light. Using some pieces of colored cellophane (the cake
Hi,
Jostein wrote:
(I was going to
say stick men but that would certainly not be true in my
case.)
hehe...
we'll reserve that one for Cotty and Rob, Won't we...
Rob maybe, but Cotty says that he's big... =8-O
mike
Hi,
I endorse all of ERN's comments. If you can cope with the PS
methodology of photography and can live with having little input
to the process other than framing and choice of lighting, it is
at least as good as others in the arena. Wearing glasses, I
find the veiwfinder no worse than others.
Hi,
Rob wrote:
OK, lets try and narrow down the dates for this.
Sorry to go the other way but if we want to include our colonial
G friends, maybe we should be looking at July or August.
I am free most weeknds in June except the first. I will try to
fit in with everyone else. If we are going
Hi,
The nearest I can find is a GP60AAHHB, which is a 2/3 AA size,
0.6Ah cell. Max charge 60mA for 14 hours. Manufacturer seems
to be called either Green Charge or Green Power. The writing on
the Ebay ones seems to be far eastern.
mike
Hi,
WR wrote:
I think it was Mike Wilson who had the most grief, perhaps he could shed some light.
Never solved my problem but it's not quite the same one. I find
that _some_ images of each gallery won't load. When I revisit
the same gallery it is always the same images but it does not
seem
Hi,
Feroze wrote:
I get that often too, always the same pics that wont load. Herb's idea to use
Netscape seems good. What are you using?
Er, Netscape 4.61 8-) I've tried it with many options
enabled/disabled but I still cannot access all images in many
pages. This is usually only
Hi,
Rob wrote:
(expletive deleted)
10 new digitals in the next 4 months
But Henry's original quote was:
more than 10 new light weight and compact Pentax cameras
I see this as more likely to be literally what it says - an
overhaul of the Espio line.
mike
Hi,
Paul wrote:
I saw an exhibition of her work last year, quite amazing what was achieved so early
on.
Having taken up the subject in middle age, when she was probably
expected to settle into dowager-like somnolence, and dealing
with an almost completely do-it-yourself process involving wet
Hi,
There was also the lurker Mary Jane from Krakow, Poland (just in
case there's a Krakow, Texas) who moved to Colorado for a
while. Don't know if she's still around.
Speak now.
m
Hi,
Keith wrote:
a red-headed flea's fine curly hair apart, and axially aligned within a gnat's gn**
Having been educated on the cusp of metrication in the UK, I am
unfamiliar with these measurements. Are they the same as a
midge's pube?
mike
Hi,
Keith wrote:
Except for the grin factor, yes.
keith
mike wilson wrote:
Hi,
Keith wrote:
a red-headed flea's fine curly hair apart, and axially aligned within a
gnat's gn**
Having been educated
Cotty's emails are like buses - you wait ages for one and, when
it comes, it's going to the wrong destination. 8-
mike
Hi,
Hi,
Cotty wrote:
We have 33kv lines in our streets, alongside the domestic supply of 230
volts. We like to live dangerously ;-)
Even better than that, our (UK) national grid uses voltages of
400kV, 275kV and 132kV in above ground lines. In times of high
demand, you can see the
Hi,
Peter S. wrote:
Only one thing is odd: the automatic exposure check in the viewfinder works
very erratic. It flickers for correct exposure when the reflector is tilted
uppwards, not when its in 'normal position'. In the same position/distance
to a possible motive that
Hi all,
I've been given (told I'm going to do!) an assignement.
The local Red Cross is running a large flower display this
weekend and they've asked yours truly to do some photos at the
preview on Thursday evening.
I know they would probably be happy with a blind person running
around snapping
...a fiasco.
Didn't get there until dusk.
Really, really gloomy; dark walls, carpets and ceilings, but
plenty of mirrors. Displays of white lilies against it all.
Dimly lit Christmas trees against large cabinets of brightly
lit prcelain. Loads of people wandering around getting in the
Hi,
For all rangefinder fans; a comparison test of these two in the
(UK) Amateur Photographer dated 28th September.
For those unable to get hold of a copy, I will give a precis if
you mail me off list.
mike
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Hi,
Francis Tang wrote:
(snicker)
..two 6X7s and an KX mounted on a wooden bracket..two LXen with
winders (or
maybe they were actually motordrives) mounted side-by-side on a
monopod..
(snack)
This is a common technique when imaging [8-)] trains. The
base photograph is a landscape, with the
Hi,
Do any of our Polish colleagues have access to Polska Unia
Gospodarcza (a political party) paraphernalia?
I would love a PUG umbrella!
mike
p.s. this does not suggest any level of support for the party
concerned - I couldn't tell you what their policies are.
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displaying up to 17/October/2001.
The bad news is that it's been done by losing/ignoring/otherwise
not archiving any posts from 5/October to 17/October.
Which brings me to another point: the archives are
Hi,
This shop is reasonably local to me. If anyone wants further
details, I could go and look at it one evening or at the
weekend.
mike
Cotty wrote:
'Ikolite underwater housing with flash to fit Pentax MX...GBP 250'
MPS Photographic, England 0191 232 3558
Hi too,
Bob Walkden wrote:
Hi,
no - that's Artist...
My favourite definition of art: Lying with style - Ki
Longfellow Stanshall (widow of Vivian)
mike
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Hi,
Frits J. Wüthrich wrote:
I see 1.4X-S and 1.4X-L converters on the web and was wondering what the
differences are.
S converters are optimised for lenses up to (and including)
300mm, L converters for longer ones.
mike
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Hi,
Mark Roberts wrote:
Viv Stanshall, one of the greats. Just heard a Public Radio interview with Niel
Innes a couple of weeks ago. Gonna have to break out my old Bonzo albums now.
Neil (i before e except after the N in Neil...) was in NY
recently and will be in Chicago soon, I think. See
Hi,
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Can it be washed?
Does it get softer and more pliable with age?
--
Going on experience with other articles the answers are;
1. Yes. In a washing machine or by hand. But that's for the
nylon part of the article. Wouldn't like to comment on the
parts made of
Hi,
I saw a used, manual version of this lens in an adaptall mount, at a good
price, at a local dealers.
I'm tempted to buy it after reading a few reviews of it on
photographyreview.com.
Anybody out there know this lens, and can advise me one way or the other?
I have one and it is excellent,
Hi,
Mark Roberts wrote:
As I understand it, the archive isn't intended to be an alternative way
of keeping up with the list, but is supposed to be a repository for older
posts.
In the good old days (and also for a while at its present
address) the archive was updated at frequent intervals
Hi,
Bob Walkden wrote:
I have personally printed, on my own Epson Stylus Photo 700, A4-sized
prints from Kodachrome 64 scanned onto Kodak Photo CD which are
better, in my opinion, than R-type supposedly exhibition quality
prints of the same slides produced by one of the leading
Hi,
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Recent threads have got me to thinkin' about this new-fangled colour
film. BW film generally has but one layer, and color film has three or
four layers. Now, when one focuses, does all the light converge on one
plane?
This is something which has intrigued me
Hi,
Mike Johnston wrote:
But here's the real rub for your argument. IF you could see a full-color
proof the size of your computer monitor for each shot you took, would you
really need to print every single photograph you shot? If you could somehow
preview your 24-exposure roll before you
Hi Jaume,
This is normal LX behaviour. Although it gives you a number in
the viewfinder, in automatic mode it constantly reads the light
reflected off the film and decides from that when the exposure
should end. You can only change this and get the speed seen in
the viewfinder by selecting
Hi,
Don't know if anyone has done this yet (due to the lag between
the archives and real time) but here is a list of some
equivalent numbers for different button cell manufacturers.
SR44 = 357, 7, 541, RW42 (nominally 1.55V)
LR44 = B-LR44, A76, EPX76, RW82, KA76 (nominally 1.3V)
Sorry I don't
Hi,
Mike Johnston wrote:
I disagree. Sometimes, it CAN hurt. Trivial but common example: a
photographer makes the decision to throw the background in a portrait out of
focus. Less information; better picture.
I disagree, too. _Not_ less information - the same amount of
information presented
Hi,
Michael Beacom wrote:
On the subject of scanners.
Does anyone have any experience with the Canoscan FS2720U or FS2710.
Only the previous model, which I am not enamoured of..
If they have some software called Scancraft bundled with it, use
the CD as a coaster - it will be less
Hi,
Mark Roberts wrote:
We're looking at different meanings of information here. In the technical
(computer) sense, there's just as much information in out-of-focus parts of an
image as in the sharp parts, but as far as a human being looking at it is
concerned, there's less information
Hi,
Kent Gittings wrote:
The Renault doesn't meet North American clean air standards.
And the Stag does? Its _oil_ leaks probably pollute more than
the Renault, although it pains me to say it and it is not
intended as a slur on the maintenamce regime of the Beards.
Is there any way this
Alan Chan wrote:
One thing I don't like about the Winder MX is the plastic battery cover
which seemed prone to break. Winder ME II doesn't have this problem.
Oh yes, it does...
Hamfist the barbarian
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Paul Stenquist wrote:
I fly frequently, and I always take my cameras and a load of film. I've
been using lead bags for 25 years and have never had a problem. I
frequently include a few rolls of T-Max 3200. The bag is always run
through the carry on x-ray. I've never seen a touch of fogging.
Kent Gittings wrote:
Clot
Bullseye!
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Hi,
Aaron Reynolds wrote:
Some friends of mine on a trip to New Orleans were pulled out of line
for a nice long search of all of their belongings cuz their carry on had
a lead lined bag in it (which was holding their videotapes for their
camcorder -- are videotapes harmed by X-rays?).
Hi,
Paris, Leonard wrote:
There must be some reason X-Ray techs wear lead aprons in hospitals.
Perhaps because they protect vital parts from X-Rays? If the X-Rays from
airport scanners are strong enough to pass easily through these lead bags,
there's a good chance that they are also
HI,
Gianfranco Irlanda wrote:
I got out on the balcony to take the first shots even before
dressing...
What a liberal country Italy is! Where I am, this would
guarantee you would not see snow for about five years.
Pictures in today's newspapers of snow on Spanish beaches. Roll
on
Hi,
Gianfranco Irlanda wrote:
Do you feel so outraged by pyjamas??
:-D
Invention of the Devil. What the Inquisition was developed for.
8-)))
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Hi,
tom wrote:
How I wish I had a window
I was lying. My window looks out to a wall about 20 yards
away. Everything else was true, though...
Feel better?
m
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Hi,
Doug Franklin wrote:
For my crowd, it was a Bic lighter, forceps, a handful of pennies, and
a willing flock of bats. You _can_ hear a bat squeal if you motivate
him enough. :-)
I've never understood this syndome. You meet a person that you
find you have a lot of respect for in many
Hi,
Mark wrote:
rant
words
/rant
As you will see from the new address, my particular problems are mostly
solved. Unlike the correspondent, I don't have any great contempt for
the people at the sharp end. They seem to be doing their jobs as
competently as possible under the circumstances.
The
Hi,
graywolf wrote:
Plasticity may still have been essentially undefinable (smoothness,
maybe?), but it was very noticeable on that big screen.
Wonder if it is related to the similar smooth effect from large format,
glass negatives of various types. Never seem to see this effect in
modern
Caterham - small, nippy and bloody good fun.
In fact, more like a motorcycle than a car...
m
Robert Gonzalez wrote:
How bout:
Toyota - good value, reliable, nothing in the high end
Chevy - inexpensive, gets you there, conservative not innovative
Chrysler - never the leader, good mix
Hi,
Thomas Stach wrote:
Well, why would I want to handhold it?
As I described in my earlier post I'm planning to do aerosports shooting
with it - very fast moving objects.
A lot of shooting is done right overhead, I'm trying to capture fast
objects in flight with some fps - it's sometimes
Hi,
Bob Walkden wrote:
Hi,
Monday, October 13, 2003, 1:43:59 PM, you wrote:
The only thing I can't figure out (not having seen a *istD) is how can one
upload new software to it? Or any DSLR for that matter?
Same way as you'd upload software to your washing machine. Devices
like
Hi,
Rob Brigham wrote:
However, when I am taking more artistic stuff like landscapes etc (which
is my passion)
confusion
If landscape is what trips your shutter, _why_ go digital and not large
format?
/confusion
mike
Hi,
Rob Brigham wrote:
I have thought about it, honestly, for many years - but it just seems
like too much of a pain in the a**e. I really like the look of the 645,
didn't really like the 67 (sorry brothers), especially the finder. Its
been a constant should I, shouldn't I situation. I
Hi,
Jostein wrote:
... and here's the link.
http://home.online.no/~jooksne/istd_aberr.htm
There also seems to be some blue fringing on the vertical part of the
railing, where it contrasts with the white foam of the stream. This is
also visible on the top of the lower horizontal rail.
mike
Hi,
Bob Walkden wrote:
If you've forgotten your Homburg then, as far as I remember, you can also use
both the mlu and the self-timer on the LX.
The one thing you _can't_ do on an LX. I remember being flabbergasted
when I wanted to and realised I couldn't. The lever goes in opposite
Hi,
Chris Brogden wrote:
On Thu, 16 Oct 2003, Bob Walkden wrote:
The one thing you _can't_ do on an LX. I remember being flabbergasted
when I wanted to and realised I couldn't. The lever goes in opposite
directions for the two operations...
well, what a lousy camera. Makes
Hi,
Cotty wrote:
It is between certain groups of elements and the action of focussing can
suck in / blow out miniscule amounts of dust in the air that must be able
to move in and out of the lens, otherwise it would not work. Any lens
acts like a small, slow pump - especially zooms.
Which
Hi,
Cotty wrote:
On 17/10/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] disgorged:
It is between certain groups of elements and the action of focussing can
suck in / blow out miniscule amounts of dust in the air that must be able
to move in and out of the lens, otherwise it would not work. Any lens
acts
Cotty wrote:
I'm serious. What sort of batteries? Are we talking rechargeable? Bought
off the shelf?
I have always been told that keeping batteries warm is the best way to
keep em charged up!
Something strange going on here...
At the risk of teaching grannies
Batteries 101
_New_
Heaven forfend.
An ecologist.
Paul Eriksson wrote:
A fellow chemist on the list?
/Paul
Not so strange. To a chemist.
m
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their
normal shelf life is up to a decade.
Very strange to grannies though. Now where's my walking frame?
That'll be the Forth bridge sized one, then?
PS, Mike - so nice to see you posting lots more. Gone are the days of:
Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2003 22:56:38 +0100
From: mike wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi,
Cotty wrote:
From a British newspaper a hundred years ago:
Storm in the English channel, the Continent is isolated
Actually there was a newspaper headline during WWII mentioning that
communications were down between England and France during the occupation
and it went something
Hi,
tom wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Collin R Brendemuehl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I propose:
Bei mir ist d schoen
Any other ideas?
Stop Your Sobbing - The Pretenders
I can see clearly now
for les freres
It ain't heavy, it's my 67 with 600/4
for 110 owners
Reet
Hi,
Keith Whaley wrote:
Okay, but...
A saved size of 17.3 MB sounds like it didn't save in .jpg but RAW!
Does Photoshop do something to an imported image that would account for
that massive increase in file size?
The poster said the file size of each downloaded and saved image file, I
I'm only as far as 101.5 8-)
Keith Whaley wrote:
Good explanation.
I'm learning...day by day...
keith
mike wilson wrote:
Hi,
Keith Whaley wrote:
Okay, but...
A saved size of 17.3 MB sounds like it didn't save in .jpg but RAW!
Does Photoshop do something
Hi,
William Robb wrote:
- Original Message -
From: David Madsen
Subject: RE: Scanning 6x7's
I use an Epson 2450 as well. Mine seems to be getting a little fog on the
glass. I have tried to clean it but with not much success. Any ideas?
Mine is doing the same thing. I am
Hi,
Definitely looks, to me, as if they have got the column headings
reversed. A simple typographical mistake.
Maybe your 360 has a typo in the LCD 8-)
m
Rob Brigham wrote:
That would make sense, but I am sure the flash head reads 58mm when I
have my 24-90 at 90mm. This agrees with the
Hi,
Alin Flaider wrote:
mishka wrote:
m and saw the signs speed limit strictly enforced, i realized new
m york cops do have a sense of hunor.
You meant honour, right!?
;o)
Coming from a country struggling to rebuild its infrastructure, I
shouldn't have been too shocked by the
Hi,
Bob Walkden wrote:
The shot of the beetle drinking dew is, of course, much better on the
wall than on a screen. There's still no substitute for a real
exhibition!
It should be up here by the end of the year, I think.
Me too. When I first looked at it on the wall of the exhibition I
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