----- Original Message ----- From: "Christine Aguila" Subject: Your Great Photographic Moments?
> Hi Everyone: > > I hope you don't find this request tiresome, but given the great > international reach, the delightfully varied life experiences and > photographic interests, and the endless talent of the list, I'd love to > hear > stories about your greatest photographic moments. Anyone willing to share > a > story or 2? My greatest involved some very kinky activities. We'll talk no more of this. BUT...... Many, many years ago (it would have had to be 1979), the lady I am now married to and I decided to take some LSD and have a private party. One thing led to another and we found ourselves in the middle of a cemetery at about midnight, her in a long white gown, and the pallour that only a good blotter can give you, me trying to figure out how to operate a Bronica ETRs camera when I could probably barely organize a trip to the bathroom, and in a knee deep fog, which is what made us decide on the venture in the first place. The idea was to get some pictures of her using illumination from the nearest streetlight hanging out beside this really creepy mausoleum..... I was shooting a wedding one day. It was a full meal deal, and everything was going swimmingly. I had a good feeling about the pre-bridals, and was waiting on the steps of the church for the limo to arrive. It arrived, the bride stepped out of the car and got into daddys car that was right behind and drove away. Apparenty the maid of honour had been the entertainment at the stag, and had chosen the ride to the church as the correct time to have a meltdown about it. The groom with no ring finger is right up there for moments that I could have handled better.... I could go on and on, but I think the cemetery story is the best one. William Robb -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
