Hi! I generally second your opinion. Your list may be missing a person or two, but generally it fits my opinion too.
I suppose William Robb would get my vote for that nomination too. But then when it comes to body knowledge, Alan Chan is very strong in my opinion. And of course all others that somehow keep the talk on track <vbg>. Anyway, I must admit that I learned a lot since I joined the crew - both technology-wise and craft/art-wise.. Though I must also point out that I also learned quite a bit of (foul) language, politics, ways to express one's extreme opinion and last but definitely not least - the beer... Boris (who has Tak K 135/2.5, shots C-41 b/w and considers M 35/2.8 a very good lens)... ===8<==============Original message text=============== LW> I like it here, and have learned a lot from the more LW> experienced (though not likely older) folks. LW> Who have you learned the most from here? LW> I'll kick it off with a safe nominee (Wm Robb) and a LW> dark horse (B. Rubenstein). Both seem to know a fair LW> amount, though Robb is usually easier to digest, from LW> a Pentax point of view, than BR. LW> There have, of course, been others. Mark Cassino, Bill LW> Cassleberry, Cotty (brap hic! frlappp...) all come to mind. LW> Alan Chen, Pal, Herb Chong, our leerless feeder and all around LW> list guy Doug Brewer, the folks who run PUG, John Mustarde, LW> and others I can't think of I could have voted for here. LW> I'm not factoring in PUG favorites, that's a whole other cup LW> of tea. LW> -Lon ===8<===========End of original message text===========
