Jez,
There are several camera shops over by the stadium in Tempe. Since
that is a collage town there should be a good chance of something nice.
On your way back from the Grand Canyon (Flagstaff) go a little out of
your way and visit Sedona in Oak Creek Canyon. It will likely be one of
your more memorable and picturesque spots. It is important that you
enter from the Flagstaff side as the effect is many times greater. It
is my opinion, the this is as close, in real life, to something on the
line of "The Land That Time Forgot"
Another interesting spot is a town called Jerome. It is an old mining
town that was claimed by the hippies during the '60's I guess and has
turned into and art type little town nestled on the side of a mountain.
It can be seen from quite some distance away.
Actually, as a photographer, you could easily fill up a couple of
months taking unique pictures in Arizona.
Enjoy your trip.
Rand E.
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JEZ.CUNNINGHAM@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> I will be coming from Belgium to a conference in Phoenix the week before
> Easter and am interested in any recommendations where I might find used OM
> stuff? I'm particularly interested in a BG2, a T32 zoom adaptor, and a
> replacement for my Vivitar 28-85 zoom...
>
> I'm also interested in photo opportunities - Grand Canyon is already a
> possibility for the weekend...
>
> Thanks in advance
> jez
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