Nice job with the G12. Makes me more and more set on one. And thanx for showing
the Book of Remembrance. I recall seeing something similar at St. Paul's in
London. Despite being divided by a common language, we have a lot in common,
and a lot of shared sacrifice. Always a pleasure to raise a salute to the
Mother Country.
--Bob Whitmire
www.bobwhitmire.com
P.S. It did not go unnoticed, Wing Commander, that there appears to be a very
attractive redhead in one of those bodacious G12 shots. <wink>
On Nov 10, 2010, at 1:50 AM, Chris Barker wrote:
> This was an exercise in low light. This year is the 75th Anniversary of the
> formation of the University of London Air Squadron and yesterday was the
> church service, attended by Princess Anne and held in St Clement Danes, the
> Principal Church of the Royal Air Force.
>
> I only seldom go in that church so I had forgotten about the connection
> between it and the USAAF. I took some photos of the Book of Remembrance (I
> assume that that is how it is described), but I forgot to capture the
> beautiful organ which was donated by families after the war; however, it is
> in the background of the lectern shot. I also took a photo of one of our
> students at the lectern while she practised for the reading.
>
> http://threeshoes.smugmug.com/Military/Ceremony/14593424_tYjpo
>
> The G12 did a pretty good job when I thought. I got reasonable shots at
> ISO1600 and at 1sec, but I have used only the JPGs; Aperture doesn't yet
> recognise these .CR2 files and I can't be bothered to load all the necessary
> Canyon software on my laptop.
--
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