this is so true!
(i just had to rattle him because nobody else did)
Jono, Im glad you're using this lens again -- it's simply stunning in your hands. looking forward to seeing more as well. church interiors could be awesome!
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New Bag, New Office, New Church (and WATE)
- Thread starter jonoslack
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(i just had to rattle him because nobody else did)
Jono, Im glad you're using this lens again -- it's simply stunning in your hands. looking forward to seeing more as well. church interiors could be awesome!
jonoslack
Active member
Hi Cam
As for church interiors, I fear the thunderbolt - I'm not sure that any church would let me in without retribution (added to which I can't be bothered with tripods!).
Don't let it worry you - I can assure you that it can't last . . . having one's 25 year old (oops, 26 yesterday) son telling you about it is the best possible cure.
I'm suitably rattled (and very sorry to disappoint you - I guess the meet up in Bruges is now off
Thank you - It's funny how much difference it makes having a bag which fits a camera with the viewfinder attached.
As for church interiors, I fear the thunderbolt - I'm not sure that any church would let me in without retribution (added to which I can't be bothered with tripods!).
jonoslack
Active member
Hi There
Devilled Kidneys and a pint of Adnams IPA with a big log fire, what could be nicer!
Thank you! The office is a mixed blessing, but at least it's a nice office in a nice place . . the pub we went to for lunch yesterday was absolutely splendid:
Devilled Kidneys and a pint of Adnams IPA with a big log fire, what could be nicer!
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Devilled Kidneys. Not even going to ask but they must be mine since i gave up both of them for gear.
jonoslack
Active member
Guy Mancuso
Administrator, Instructor
Well it has cayenne pepper so they must be it. LOL
Something interesting I noticed on my last trip:
I used the WATE for about 5% of all my pictures taken and when I was choosing my favorites to print, about 50% of those were taken with the WATE.
So, it is a lens that I don't use as often as the 35 cron or 90 elmarit, but when I do use it, I absolutely love the results.
David
I used the WATE for about 5% of all my pictures taken and when I was choosing my favorites to print, about 50% of those were taken with the WATE.
So, it is a lens that I don't use as often as the 35 cron or 90 elmarit, but when I do use it, I absolutely love the results.
David
jonoslack
Active member
HI David
For me, it was simply a bother, so I didn't use it much. I just got a b-laika bag from Fogg, which, apart from being very small and completely delicious, also has room for an M8 with WATE AND frankenfinder, plus another body with a 35 or 50 'cron, and another lens (75 'cron in my case).
Suddenly using the WATE has become a pleasure rather than a hassle . . . HOORAY!
T
terryc
Guest
Lotsa change Jono. As always great pictures, good luck with the new digs.
Best regards. Terry.
Best regards. Terry.
Bill Gordon
New member
I really don't think that was very nice of you Jono to discuss British food and Britsh Ale in front of me where I am not able to enjoy in that particular pub!!!
S
sclamb
Guest
Nice pictures Jono. Have you considered some interior shots of the churches that you have photographed? They looks so nice from the outside I am sure there will be some nice possibilities inside.
Simon
Simon