Hi, > I noticed Bob moved in pretty quickly though ;-)
I've always been a sucker for the line "it's all part of the post-colonial experience". I keep thinking about the guy with the rings in his face. I may go back again in the next couple of weeks with a 100mm macro lens and pocket full of �s and do some really in-yer-face portraits on Scala. --- Bob Monday, October 14, 2002, 4:25:55 PM, you wrote: >>Really sorry I missed it guys. Glad to see Bob made it, makes me feel >>slightly less guilty for cancelling. At least a few of us turned up to >>look after Stan! >> >>Some great shots, but one question: What was that woman doing with the >>vaseline and apron?!? Was it some weird sexual practice, or was she >>using it to try and prise the D60 from Cotty's hands? > LOL. She was a cook, and had some fantastic dishes simmering away on some > portable gas flames, one of which was a fantastic rice dish with the most > amazing aroma. I spotted her smile and moved in, warming her up with a > few cracks to get those gnashers shining. I noticed Bob moved in pretty > quickly though ;-) So while he took over the banter, I grabbed a couple > of quickies. In retrospect I should have gone in real tight on the face - > the hat and teeth make it. > Cot > ____________________________________ > Free UK Macintosh Classified Ads at > http://www.macads.co.uk/ > ____________________________________ > Oh, swipe me! He paints with light! > http://www.macads.co.uk/snaps > ____________________________________
