> Fra: Lon Williamson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Observations on this month's b&w PUG:
>
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>
> Alan's clock shot is nifty. Not one I would have thought to take. Same
> with Thrane's ER5 composition.
>
A late thank you for noticing (a cold and rainy holiday in the mountains is over), I
like l
Joseph Tainter wrote:
> Yep, Ann and Mark take top honors this month. As does Mark's cat.
>
> It is interesting to observe how many PUG contributors are using older
> gear. What does this mean for Pentax?
>
> Joe
Thanks, Joe
For myself, I will have to confess that, although I am still using the
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Lon Williamson wrote:
> Observations on this month's b&w PUG:
>
> Another vote for Ann Sanfedele, who's work seems always to grab me,
> even in the thumbnails. Bill Sawyer's shot is great, too.
(snip, snip)
Sorry I'm late to respond - thanks Lon, and I agree with you, too, and Boris
about
Sawy
Boris Liberman wrote:
>
>
> 2. " Tourists " by Ann Sanfedele - I hope that if I were to call this
> one "classic", it would not be understood as "cliche", because I
> really mean anything but. Anyway, it is my favorite.
>
> Just my pennies worth.
> ---
> Boris Liberman
> www.geocities.com/dunno57
> >It is interesting to observe how many PUG contributors are using older
> >gear. What does this mean for Pentax?
>
> Ignore PDMLers. :-0
>
> regards,
> Alan Chan
Well, I don't know -- I just bought one of their newest cameras ... :-)
Ann & Bill's shots were excellent, and Lon's comments were right on.
I would also add a smile for Thomas Stach's shot which made me laugh out
loud,
and mention Nathan Combs soft shot.
Regards, Bob S.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Observations on this month's b&w PUG:
>
> Another vote for Ann
It is interesting to observe how many PUG contributors are using older
gear. What does this mean for Pentax?
Joe
I though I would actually count. I was wondering if the BW gallery had
a higher incidence of older cameras. Since its hard to work this out, I
just checked for ZX/MZ series cameras
At 02:59 PM 7/24/2003 -0400, Richard Klein wrote:
I'm still going through the PUG. My favorite so far is "Vigilant" by Mark
Cassino (but I'm a sucker for cats, and I don't think Mark could take a
bad picture if he tried). "Thaipusam Singapore", though, by Jos van der
Hijden is a very good pict
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