Hi,
> If it makes you feel any better I shot one roll of 24 exposure. I might
have one if I'm
> lucky. "Decisive moments" are better shown by example than trying to
describe them.
> It's one of those things that you know when you see it than trying to
articulate it.
I actually had a rough idea of what I wanted to capture on film and I more
or less should have gotten such a moment. I too do hope that at least one of
the 36 expensive Provia Fs does work though. Unfortunately the moment I had
envisioned didn't take place quite that nicely when I caried the camera with
me, then later when I left the camera at home, the idea I had envisioned
came along much more perfectly (typical! :( ). Either way, I hope it still
works out well...
Hmmm, come to think of it, it's a pity Gioconda didn't bring an OM Saturday
to a local store, as I had tipped Hans off for an inexpensive 18/3.5, then
later I decided to propose a deal to the seller like I did for the Wide
Angle page, only to find out that Hans had just ordered the lens. :0 Well,
you win some, you lose some, but I still think the look on my face might
have been a nice moment to capture for ADITL, hehehe :) Anyway, I'm glad the
lens went to Hans though, I couldn't really think of anyone (apart from
myself ;) ) I'd rather had seen this lens going to, so enjoy it! :)
So, John once again sent some excellent examples of suitable pictures and
I'm looking forward to his submission. Now, how did everyone else do? Did
many people actually go out and shoot?
Cheers!
Olafo
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