mldarkroom
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Re: More and more fun with M8 images
I just wanted to say -HALLO- to the forum with a little picture of my M8.:salute::salute:
I just wanted to say -HALLO- to the forum with a little picture of my M8.:salute::salute:
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The All New More and More Fun With Digital M Images
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Daniel
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Re: More and more fun with M8 images
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an impromptu celebration dinner at susanna foo after learning that i've sold two small paintings at a group show. we ordered this wine for it's name, but it turned out to be delicious. the wine maker's comment on "the ball buster" on the back label was quite funny.
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this was a fun catch. i stood at the corner across this building trying to get the labrador's attention.
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an impromptu celebration dinner at susanna foo after learning that i've sold two small paintings at a group show. we ordered this wine for it's name, but it turned out to be delicious. the wine maker's comment on "the ball buster" on the back label was quite funny.
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this was a fun catch. i stood at the corner across this building trying to get the labrador's attention.
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jonoslack
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Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Welcome - what a glittering picture - lovely stuff.
Congratulations
Tim - your gloomy wood is fab, as is Seascape's Gelato Store
HI ML
Welcome - what a glittering picture - lovely stuff.
Congratulations
Tim - your gloomy wood is fab, as is Seascape's Gelato Store
Woody Campbell
Workshop Member
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jonoslack
Active member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Seaside?
or the person who wrote the truth on that pain of glass.
Have you ordered yours yet? (I'm not going to buy one . . . . I'm not going to buy one . . . . I'm not going to buy one . . . . I'm not going to buy one!)
Me?
Seaside?
or the person who wrote the truth on that pain of glass.
Have you ordered yours yet? (I'm not going to buy one . . . . I'm not going to buy one . . . . I'm not going to buy one . . . . I'm not going to buy one!)
Knorp
Well-known member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Here's how it works :grin:
I'm not going to buy one . . . . I'm not going to buy one . . . . I'm not going to buy one . .:angel: . . I'm going to buy one . . . . I'm going to buy one . . . .
See ?
:ROTFL:
:lecture: repeat that mantra often enough and you'll end up buying one ...
Here's how it works :grin:
I'm not going to buy one . . . . I'm not going to buy one . . . . I'm not going to buy one . .:angel: . . I'm going to buy one . . . . I'm going to buy one . . . .
See ?
:ROTFL:
jonoslack
Active member
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wbrandsma
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Re: More and more fun with M8 images
These are amazing Jono! Wonderful B&W photographs.Charles and Helen and John and Brian - thanks for the kind words.
Chuck - lovely cat shot, and Mike, I understand the attractions of the 'lux . . but I'm rather enamoured of the new lenses (terrible to say).
Today I went out with the WATE, and with the 35 'cron.
Here are the results:
I've also been fiddling about with my black and white technique, and also dragging out the WATE (first 3), and my old 35 'cron (last two).
my it was windy!
jonoslack
Active member
Re: More and more fun with M8 images
Thank you - I'm embarrassed, from the master himself!
I didn't know you hung about in this neck of the woods.
My GX100 is ALWAYS in my bag . . . but it doesn't come out as often as it should.
As far as B&W is concerned, I have a lot to learn, but I'm beginning to realise that it suits my rather single minded vision rather well.
Thank you again - I'm really flattered
Oh! Wouter
Thank you - I'm embarrassed, from the master himself!
I didn't know you hung about in this neck of the woods.
My GX100 is ALWAYS in my bag . . . but it doesn't come out as often as it should.
As far as B&W is concerned, I have a lot to learn, but I'm beginning to realise that it suits my rather single minded vision rather well.
Thank you again - I'm really flattered