I totally agree graywolf, which is why I think my strike rate needs
improving. At the moment, like I mentioned, I am getting probably 18
salable images from a roll of 24 exposure film. Of those, probably 4 of the
rejects are due to eyes closing/subject moving etc. The two remaining are
usually
Happy anniversary Kevin!
tan.
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Waterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 11:55 AM
Subject: Re: COMPLETELY OT, but relevant to New Year's Eve...
This one time, at band camp, Tanya Mayer Photography
[EMAIL
lol! I was talking to Rob about this comment today. In Australia, the term
pissed is taken to mean drunk or intoxicated, so when I read it for
the first time, I was even more confused, thinking that he meant he was
drunk at the time and so wasn't as angry as he had anticipated! lol...
vbg
But,
John, I can't see any of your pics on photonet...
tan.
- Original Message -
From: John Daniele [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 3:26 PM
Subject: Color film processing at home 1st results (Att: Dave)
Well I blew the dust off the jobo duolab
Bill, I just phoned the number and it was answered by a very old sounding
man who said it was his son selling the lens ( he also has a K1000 listed in
the Trading Post for $235.00!), and that he would get him to ring me back.
He didn't speak English very well though, so I won't hold my breath as I
I am almost embarrased to say that I am one of the ones that falls into the
never category having never developed my own films in a darkroom. I did
purchase all the gear to set one up a few years back, but sold it all again
when I found that I was expecting our baby and would need the room as a
Bill said:Tanya, that is bullshit. What it means is that you shoot an extra
couple of rolls of film on any given job to get the number of hits you
need,
- that is exactly what I *do* do now Bill, it sucks though, cause I really
wish that I could be confident that I could open the package straight
A question to those shooting digital - just wondering how you present your
proofs to your clients...
do you:
a) print out a contact sheet such as that generated in PS?
b) hand over a CD with low res files for the purpose of proofing?
c) present them to your client as a slideshow etc?
d) do
Bill said: And this is in no way to imply that I find you or your internet
company tiresome. Quite the opposite, I find your posts delightful, and
enjoy poking around your website as well.
Must admit, I *was* starting to wonder if I should take the hint when you
said Of course, I could also tell
Boris, I recently did exactly what you are planning and experimented at a
friends wedding, knowing that they had already hired another photographer
for their formal shots. I decided to have a play and used Fuji Press Pro
800. The resulting grain was a pain in the butt. It wasn't significant
Wow, there are some great shots there guys and gals...
I think that my pick of them would have to be Fluffy by Fred Widall, I
also love Cotty's use of DOF with his The Eyes Have It. Funny that I
should pick these two as I am SO not a cat person!
Not sure why, although I know that the colours
John wrote: ... so anyone without kids leads a shallow, worthless
existence?
Sheesh, of course, John, that is *not* how I meant it to come across. I
probably should have emphasised the our and the we or rephrased it to
read It is because of *my* kids that all that *I* do on a daily basis
Bill said: ... and I am sipping on Champagne that I made using the
traditional method...
Ok, that sounds very ominous... exactly what is the traditional method?!?
BTW, Happy New Year to you too...!
Must be some heavy duty partying happening in the Northern Hemisphere, the
list is veeery
ERN asked: Who wears a skirt when taking photographs??
Actually, you know what, I should have said that I was 'figuratively'
speaking when I typed that cause, guess what? I NEVER wear a skirt when I am
shooting - and especially not weddings. Last week I had 3 guys hoist me and
my tripod up onto
LOL! He'll be a bit out of fashion dressed like that though!
tan.
- Original Message -
From: Pieter Nagel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 02, 2004 9:06 AM
Subject: Re: AP liked the *ist 35mm best
On Fri, Jan 02, 2004 at 08:53:24AM +1000, Tanya Mayer
I tried numerous versions of cropping the shot and really liked this one
the
most. The relationship between fish and anemone is very special and I
wanted to convey that in the picture.
Thanks again!
Christian
Yeah, Christian, I think I would tend to agree with you. In fact, I really
Christian said: bet he can't drop his cameras
hmmm, maybe so, and even if he did, he is probably equipped with the
technology to fix them himself anyways! lol...
Christian asked: have you seen tv in a skirt...?
*eek*, i really didn't need *that* picture in my mind's eye, that is going
to
Omigosh, I just went into Windows 98 Explorer to add some actions to my
Photoshop folder, and discovered all of these icons and folders that are
faded in their appearance! These are in the c: directory. Then when I go
into the Windows folder, there are more of them AND 304 empty notepad files
didn't press something by mistake did you?
Hooroo.
Regards, Trevor
Grafton
OZ
-Original Message-
From: Tanya Mayer Photography [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 2 January 2004 12:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: scary stuff with win 98...
Omigosh, I just went
Ok, so now that I have p*ssed Cotty off with another of my enormous Aussie
posts, just wanted to share with you all the strangest thing that just
happened...
I just got a booking from an Englishman, who phoned me from, wait for it
Sultanate of Oman!! I had to Google to even find out where in
Ok, I'll play too... These are just my photography related ones, you
should see my personal list...
1. To complete my calendar and see it for sale in every
newsagent/Target/Kmart/Angerson Robertson Bookworld in Australia...
2. To get my books setup properly so that the tax man doesn't hunt me
it. For the record- Trevor, Robert, Kevin.. if it
were
any more of a glamorous problem, I wouldn't have a clue! :-)
Cheers,
Ryan
- Original Message -
From: Tanya Mayer Photography [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Ryan Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 02, 2004 2:44 PM
Subject: Re: scary stuff
Ok, I SO didn't need THAT mental picture just before going to sleep...
Cotty, I blame you if I have nightmares tonight!
vbg
tan.
ERN wrote:
Tanya posted, among many other things: and i know who looks better in a
skirt... vbg
Who wears a skirt when taking photographs??
To which, Cotty
Cotty said: snip...and I just need the resolution to see them through.
Bloody whinging Poms, never happy, I thought that 6mp should be plenty of
resolution for you...
vbg
tan.
Kevin, I can't believe that you actually went through them ALL! Thankyou so
much for your encouraging comments. This most certainly was my first
attempt at this type of shoot. Previous to this, anything I have shot that
was even remotely commercial, has always had people in it, and was
Mainly for showing proofs to my clients Boris, but probably for photo
editing too, I have a window that site right behind me and I really need a
non-reflective surface to work from... Is this a no-no?
I can feel another lesson for fairygirl coming on...
tan.
Hi!
TMP 5. To purchase a big
Leon wrote a really detailed, and most appreciated reply which included:
Is there a reason for using manual focus?
Yeah, a couple really - I am still getting used to the feel of the
autofocus on the Olympus - it feels very different to any of my Pentax
bodies, and as I am unfamiliar with it, I
ok, so I set myself up for that one, I really should have anticipated the
whip jokes... At least that one was G-rated...
Hardy, har, har!
tan.
Christian, the smart-arse, said:Now, how does this tie in with Children's
clothing? Keeping them in-line are you? VBG
Mark wrote...
For those who don't know, Charles was Best of Show winner at GFM in
2003. Listmeister Brewer and I judged he's the contest (just so you
don't attach *too* much credibility to his win!) and Charles's photo is
the one for which I unofficially re-named the awards: Instead of
Leon asked:Does the Oly have depth of field preview?
No, but I generally have a gut instinct of what will and will not be in
focus. My MZ-6 has it and I have never used it! I think that this, like
most of my photography related knowledge is one of my instinctual
things, that for some reason, I
Tom Reese wrote:I always feel that way when I have an assignment. That
nervousness can help you as long as your hands aren't shaking G. Use it to
motivate you to do good work.
Many thanks Tom, and I totally agree. I often tell myself (and other people
in earshot when I mention that I am
Frank said: English accent? Sounded like he was talking from a million
miles away? You recently (despite his protestations to the contrary) pissed
off that vengeful bastard Cotty?
Hohum, and I thought I had this great booking to look forward to, but
really, it was just another of those bloody
Vic wrote:Maybe incorporate some Australian landmarks in the background to
help identify it. I'm not suggesting these photos
would be better than what you have already shot, just different and it may
lead to a visual concept that would help sell the clothing. I know that in
North America anything
Frank wrote: English accent? Sounded like he was talking from a million
miles away? You recently (despite his protestations to the contrary) pissed
off that vengeful bastard Cotty?
And to think, I was all excited about this very cool possible booking, when
really it was only yet another of
Thanks Frank, now lets just hope I don't stuff it up...
That's great gnus. Good things happen to good people (so I've been telling
myself for years g).
t.
Chris asked... How do you pronounce whinging? I assume it's wine-ing,
but I keep saying win-jing in my head.
then, Bob said: Australians pronounce 'bastards' wonderfully. That's why we
whinge so much - we just love to listen to their cute little accent
followed by Franks image of fairygirl in
Some great shots there Nick! I particularly love that bee one, I have tried
shooting bees before and they are bloody hard - the move so quickly and are
so difficult to get in focus!
Now, if you could only add some cute little babies faces poking out of those
bee outfits, the image would be just
Ho hum, only serves to remind me how hopeless I am at anything that doesn't
involve people!
Tom these shots are fantastic!
Don't ask me why, but I really love this on:
http://www.bigdayphoto.com/cityscapes/munich_subway_04020001.htm
tan.
Ok, I now declare Frank to be 100% crazy...
8 degrees celsius!?!?!? That is sitting by the fire, wrapped in a blanket,
watching a DVD and drinking hot milo (aussie hot chocolate), weather in
these parts. And in fact, I don't think it is ever below 18 degrees celsius
in anytime other than the
Ok, so moral of the story is that I am better off just bying a normal flat
screen 19 monitor that costs pretty much half the price of the LCD displays
anyways?!!? Just gotta find room on my desktop for the huge montrosity of a
thing...
tan.
Bill said:Right now, we are dreaming of the warmth of 8ºC. Daytime highs
here are around -20ºC, night time lows are probably
around -30ºC
Seriously, how do you drag yourself out of bed in weather like that?!!? How
do you get your fingers to work?!!?
Give me hot sun, and sweat any day...
tan.
Chris said: That has to be the best o' the lot so far. Thanks, Tan. :)
Chris, I have no idea what you are talking about, those definitions were
plaguarised straight from the Oxford Dictionary of Australian
Pronounciations and Prose - a text that is used and referred to in
Universities all over
Bernard, a legal partner(?!?) declared in this here public forum known as
PDML:
Please be advised that our client, Mr. F Therriault, has been declared
unable to look after his own affairs by a judicial order instigated by his
family. A few days ago, Mr. Therriault started an action against
Mark, wear did the trails go?!?
Cool shots, btw...
tan.
- Original Message -
From: Mark Cassino [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2004 2:33 PM
Subject: Re: Semi OT: Anyone do a big print yet
The first one was shot on Royal Gold 400, so it's hard to
to
write these things...
;-) oops, who put that wink there?!?
tan.
Ah, yes... I couldn't help but be bowled over by the overwhelming
impartiality and objectivity that is the hallmark of academic writing. :)
Good job on the transcription.
;)
chris
On Sat, 3 Jan 2004, Tanya Mayer
Mark, do you have a printer at home that is capable of printing 12x18?!?!
Or do you have a lab nearby that is able to make one quickly? Or do you run
a business yourself? Sorry for the barrage of questions, I was just amazed
that you said you were shooting today and that you already had a 12x18
*eek*, it's a wonder that people aren't sick all the time with colds and flu
with temperature fluctuations such as those...
I am a real baby - I hate the cold and I would be quite happy to hibernate
right through our winter, during which times temperatures generally range
from 3degrees celsius
Bill said: Or, use the character map.
Ok, Bill so enlighten me on what a character map is...
tan.
Bill, does this mean that Mark works at, or runs/owns a lab?
Bill said:
The lab I work at can go as big as 12x18 from digital.
The first 12x18 print I did from my ist D was printed within about 15
minutes of being shot.
William Robb
tan.
OMG!! I have a wedding in Airlie Beach on Friday (did you visit the Reef
via Airlie? It is the hub where most of the ferries leave for the islands
and the Great Barrier Reef. Or did you go there via Rockhampton/Yeppoon?)!
Imagine the fun I could have if I could get my hands on one of these
That's a great suggestion John, and one that in fact I am in the process of
doing. I will be purchasing a laptop by the month's end hopefully, for the
express purpose of burning cds on the run and showing slideshows to clients
immediately following their shoot. I am also aiming to purchase a
Yeah, I tend to agree with Fred on this one Ryan - it is much nicer to keep
it friendlyand besides that - everyone is so subjective, and photography
is really a matter of opinions rather than something that can be given an
overall scale. This is why I detest the photo.net rating system, as it can
Cotty said: You buy it. You take it out of the box. It works.
Yeah, but my credit card won't if I went out and bought that thing!
I have so much that I need to buy at the moment, and the laptop is one of
the things that I feel I can scrimp on a little, I really don't need
anything with the
Jasmine, I would like to also welcome you to the list...
There never can be too much girl power around here! lol...
I have only been back on list for just over a month now, (I use to
subscribe a couple of years ago) and I have been welcomed so warmly, it is
like I was never gone. The advice,
Comments Part I
i entirely forgot to convert to sRGB before uploading.
Herb
- Original Message -
From: Tanya Mayer Photography [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2004 5:29 PM
Subject: Re: January PUG Comments Part I
Ok, so I just did
Ok, so this topic ended up relating primarily to, yet again, my rates,
with John, Chris et.al observing:
That's not a budget - it's a joke.
four rolls of film, and expecting 100 shots?
HAR!
Hmmm, now how do I respond?
Well, it all started back in August when a local lady approached me
Hi Steve! Welcome!
I luurv this one... http://www.elvum.net/gallery/favourite/sun_trees
ok, now we are surrounded by bloody whingeing Pommies...
vbg
tan
- Original Message -
From: Steve Jolly [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2004 9:54 AM
Congratulations on your wedding Thrainn! Here's hoping that you and your
new wife live a long and happy life together...
You will have much more opportunity for that *istD to get a workout should
you decide to add to your family!
all the best,
tan.
- Original Message -
From: Thrainn
http://www.pdml.net/dbrewer/p4.html
tan.
- Original Message -
From: Stan Halpin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2004 2:14 PM
Subject: Re: Introductions, introductions...
Actually, there is a PDML FAQ. It was once set to all new subscribers
and then
Ann,
I have the Epson Perfection 1650. It seriously sucks for neg scans and I
loathe the day that I bought the thing. For print scanning it is great, but
I shouldn't have been such a tight-wad and spent the extra 500 or so bucks
to get a neg scanner.
I can't help you much cause I've never been
Ok, ok, at the risk of this thread becoming a world record holder in length,
I feel that I do need to respond as I have had many of you taking the time
to give me advice both on list and off. And so, here goes...
In regards to the laptop - I actually had them mixed up and the one with the
burner
If you are eating stakes graywolf, you'd wanna watch out for those blasted
splinters - at least you won't be short on toothpicks though... ;-)
Sorry, couldn't help myself, nasty aren't I to play on a typo?!?!
tan.
graywolf wrote: Ah yes, the 4 basic food groups: pizza, beer, stake,
potatos.
much Buffy grin.
--
Tanya Mayer Photography wrote:
If you are eating stakes graywolf, you'd wanna watch out for those
blasted
splinters - at least you won't be short on toothpicks though... ;-)
Sorry, couldn't help myself, nasty aren't I to play on a typo?!?!
tan.
graywolf wrote
graywolf said:
So, they are geese? How about a pantheon of photographers (are they gods)?
No, I
got it a murder (crows) of paparazzi. GRIN
DEFINITELY a pantheon of photographers, but only if it allows for godESSES
too! lol
tan.
Hi all, well, it is 2.12am here and I am heading for bed after a long night
of invoicing, contracts, photoshopping files for ftp'ing etc.
I just wanted to tell you all about my rollercoaster of a day.
Just when I thought I might have been getting somewhere with this whole
charging what i'm
You are most very welcome Bruce, credit where credit is due I say, and that
little girl of yours is adorable too...
tan.
Bruce D:
Thanks for noticing. Means alot when a people photographer notices.
That hair is fun at times, but can be a real pain when she doesn't
want to cooperate (seems
Bruce and Lon observed:
Bruce: ...I'm not a huge fan of cropping out part of the head
Lon: I wouldn't change a thing, and this violates one rule I've heard of
never to crop a person's head in a portrait.
Fairygirl says:
The best thing to do with rules is to learn them really well, and then to
My question is, have you since tried it again WITHOUT the grip? And if so,
did it revert to not working with those lenses again, or did it keep on
keepin' on?
tan.
2) My lens problem with my *ist D has gone away. FYI, I had three FA
lenses (50 1.4, 100 macro 2.8 and 135 2.8) that could not
very cool idea!!
tan.
- Original Message -
From: mapson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 12:26 AM
Subject: Homonym
Seeing the popularity of the word, maybe we should change one of the PUG
themes to : H O M O N Y M ?
This would test
omg, that is one phenomenal photographer, check this it for a fantastic
shot... it is totally unique...
http://www.brphoto.net/pageimages/Normal/New/yellowtulip.htm
thanks for posting that link Robert!
tan.
- Original Message -
From: Robert Leigh Woerner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
OMG, WHAT a beautiful site!!
Your niece is more talented than I could ever be Bruce...
Must be in the genes in your family! lol.
tan.
- Original Message -
From: Bruce Dayton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Kostas Kavoussanakis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 2:47 AM
Subject:
Yeah Steve, I get that, :-) but what I wanted to know is - have you tried it
again without the grip? And if so, did the lenses continue to work? Or
does it now ONLY work whilst using the grip?
tan.
I moved the batteries from the camera to the grip. I have been using
the CR-V3 variety. As
In Australia, an eiderdown IS a blanket that is stuffed with said filling.
And in the typical, Australian way, we have shortened it to be doona... a
word that I always thought was funny for some reason! ;-)
tan.
- Original Message -
From: Jostein [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bumper sticker: If we're not supposed to eat animals, why are they
made of
meat?
Yet another good bumper-sticker slogan butchered (sic) by the sub-editor.
The right slogan:
If we're not supposed to eat *people*, why are they made of meat?
Or, in the Flanders Swann version (which
Oops, please disregard my last post, as I just saw this:
Quoting Steve Desjardins [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I tried what Tanya suggested, and the camera/lens works without the
grip. I also waited a while before re-inserting the batteries inot
the body. Since there is not little button battery
Cotty wrote:
Sorry, but I gotta do it, I gotta quote one of my hero's again here,
Jenloup Sieff:
I make picture for myself, if someone else likes them, to bad!!
Great quote Cotty! Mark, are you taking notes for next year's hall of
fame?
;-)
tan.
lol! Spot on Bill!
tan.
- Original Message -
From: Bill Owens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 8:00 AM
Subject: Re: Cropping Heads
Also add another o to to.
Bill
- Original Message -
From: Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: pentax list
Mark Roberts wrote: Yeah. I've already snagged this one from you:
The best thing to do with rules is to learn them really well, and then
to learn how to break them even better...
What THAT 'ole thing? - it was just something that I copied out of that same
book I plaguarised from for the
Cotty said:
What a bloody nightmare!
fanfare
The last time:
' Sorry buy I gotta do it, I gotta quote one of my heroes again here,
Jeanloup Sieff:
I make pictures for myself, if someone else likes them, too bad !! '
TA DAAA.
And now, an exploding penguin.
Cheers,
Cotty
You DO
.
Gotta believe there IS, Tan. . .
keith whaley
Tanya Mayer Photography wrote:
Cotty said:
What a bloody nightmare!
fanfare
The last time:
' Sorry buy I gotta do it, I gotta quote one of my heroes again here,
Jeanloup Sieff:
I make pictures for myself, if someone else
frank theriault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All of Frank's reply was excellent but this really stood out for me:
I'm sure that she just loved the little arrangement she had with you.
It seems that you thought of her as almost a friend. She wasn't.
She was a business associate.
mark
Yes, that's right Shel - they are referred to as happy accidents and this
is a term that I learnt when I was a subscriber of PDML last time!
See, I DO remember some things... vbg
tan.
Sometimes accidents make great photos ... and the photog learns
something new.
graywolf wrote:
The
Bob W observed:
Why do people try to hide what it is behind a verbal fig leaf??
Can't answer that one Bob, but LOVE the terminology
He also says Viewer disgression is recommended. 'Disgression'? After all
that trouble making a really professional-looking website he can't bothered
to check
Isn't it the same one that you use for the Mz-S and the Mz-6 etc?
tan
- Original Message -
From: mapson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 3:17 PM
Subject: cable release
Does anyone know if the current cable release for *istD [CS-205] is
graywolf said:
Most of these little rules are intended for beginners. Don't cut off Aunt
Tillie's head. Always have the sun over your shoulder. Compose with the
rule of
thirds. They are basic, how not to fuck up your photo rules.
Once you have them down then you can experiment to your hearts
Cool shots Kevin, I love those ship ones... How cool is that effect of the
moon behind those clouds. Funny actually, cause I was outside with my boys
at around 8.30 and Jaimyn (my 5yo) observed that tonight the moon is round,
so we call it full, and tommorrow it will be a half-moon, you just
ROFLMAO - I have this dreadful mental image of Steve trying to insert his
batteries into Mr Wong...
Ok, change of subject, I don't think I *like* said mental image so much...
vbg
tan.
Steve noted:
Correction:
The CR-V3's are hard to put in Wong.
I meant to say wrong, and I know of no
Hi guys - I meant to comment on this when graywolf and frank raised it.
Where I am, it is standard practice to ask for money up front, and I have no
problem with that. If they balk at it, I usually just tell them that due to
me being such a small business, I don't have enough through-put with
mapson wrote: * camera too small - with grip is OK - my wife says the same
thing
This was one of the concerns I have wondered about, I do love my camera to
be big and chunky and to look like a professional camera rather than a toy
version.
tan.
Boris wrote:
So when he recovered, he turned to me and said something like Bro, we have
a dangerous job. I was very pleased, one may say g.
Cool, a feather to put in your hat! Congratulations...
It would take too much of mental power out of me. It is plain difficult.
Since I came to have fun,
tom and alex were discussing:
Or even the *ist D. My *ist D fell a few weeks ago and the CF door
cracked. Someone else on dpreview dropped one in November with a
flash attached and the flash ripped off of the hotshoe.
The shoe on the camera ripped out?
The flashes are designed so that
Christian said:
This was one of the concerns I have wondered about, I do love my camera
to
be big and chunky and to look like a professional camera rather than a
toy
version.
tan.
Is it time to start THAT thread again? So small is definately
non-proffessional regardless of feature
hehe, I like the whiff one Bob!
tan.
- Original Message -
From: Bob W [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 3:12 AM
Subject: Re: OT: While we're on language, have a collective noun won't ya..
Hi,
I quite like:
a bokeh of photographers.
Tom Reese said:
The wedding photography thread got me thinking about my experiences...
I wanted to shoot some portraits of a bride and groom and couldn't find
the
groom. He was outside behind the building smoking dope with the best man.
By
the end of the reception he was stoned out of his
ROFLMAO!!!
tan.
For those who can't afford the istD
a cache of photographers
For those who can afford the istD
a cash of photographers
For those who work with tv
a crash of photographers
Cotty, I honestly think that if one was given enough supply of drinks
they would be very dead by now. You know, having *that* many drinks in
sequence is a bad idea. I know, I know, some bodies are better suited
for drinks than some other bodies... But still, I wonder if you could
just
LOLOLOLOLOL!
very clever...
tan.
- Original Message -
From: John Francis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 3:45 AM
Subject: Re: *ist D lens problem -Healed!
ROFLMAO - I have this dreadful mental image of Steve trying to insert
his
That certainly gives me some food for thought. Thanks for posting that
Cotty and Christian...
tan.
Christian said: A great quote from that article:
I hear the word manipulation forming on someone's lips. Yes, you're
right,
converting a digital file to monochrome in Photoshop is
Bob admitted: Hi,
I crashed a wedding a few years ago in Transylvania. I'd spent the day
in a nearby village photographing a funeral, and getting very, very drunk
on the local moonshine. Back at my hotel I stumbled, half blind, into a
wedding and started photographing the dancing. Some of
Fritz wrote: I disafree here. With flash compensation I would be able to
control how
much flash I ad to the existing ambiant light. For instance, someone in
the sun, will have harsh shadows. These shadows can be reduced by the
usage of flash. If however, the flash has the same brightness as the
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