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[2004-06-15 10:44:44 +0000 UTC]
"SMaund"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 60; Deviations: 29; Watchers: 7
Watching: 23; Pageviews: 3889; Comments Made: 536; Friends: 23
# Interests
Favorite writers: Robert FrostTools of the Trade: Canon 300D, Minolta X700, Yashicamat Twin Lens, Pencil, Paper, Watercolor
Other Interests: too many to list...
# About me
Current Residence: USA, PennsylvaniaMP3 player of choice: Rio Cali (for running and workouts) :)
Personal Quote: Perception is 9/10 of the law...
# Comments
Comments: 103
Hey Steve! Good to see you and the fam this weekend - thanks for a great sendoff for my dad! Nice gallery - I really appreciated you taking some time to show me your work! Keep it up - and keep in touch
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not only do i like the contrast between the people and the surroundings, but i like to composition, the natural poses and the overall feel of it...
i wish i was going to the jersey shore right now because of it!!
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thanks so much
and i was in new york for that one
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Bittesehr...
Unsere Bahnhof ist nicht so wunderschoen. Es ist schmutzig, oder Haesslich (gewoehnlich). Aber manchmal sie sind Schoen...
I like the perspective of the shot and your B/W image with splashes of color for accent!
Weiter so!
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hey!
thanks for the 
so appreciated!
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Bittesehr, fuer dieses Fav!
I remember sailing on a 33' long (10 meters) Pearson on the Chesapeake Bay one summer and this picture reminds me of it! It's amazing how she can turn to a different heading if you aren't careful!! I was coming around a point in the bay when the wind shifted instantaneously, and before I knew it, facing the wrong way!!
Es hatte viel Spass!!
Thanks for the memory!
Tschuess!
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aight
this yacht is about 20 meters... 
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Hi there and thanks a lot for the
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you're welcome! you have some nice nature shots!
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You're welcome!! nice images of your "best friend"
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Hallo,
vielen Dank fΓΌr deine Hilfe in meinem Journal. Habe es geΓ€ndert
Es geht gar nicht so schlecht bei der Armee. Es gefΓ€llt mir scho nicht besonders, aber ich habe mich schon etwas daran gwΓΆhnt.
Man sieht sich.
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thats so cool! my sn=chibi darkling. talk to me sometime!
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I forgot to list the beetles dimensions, It is 9" x 12" on a sheet of color-aid paper
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Hey Maund, Thank you for the comment. If you've been thinking about doing a detailed drawing then i would like to suggest a technique. Not too many people are aware of this technique because It is an older out of date and extremely time consuming technique. But i think it is very fun to work in this way because it gives you a whole new perspective on drawing. But anyways it's Carbon dusting, this is how my beetle was done. if you are interested then i can give you the details. As for the scanner....I attend the Cleveland Institute of art and i think the largest scanner we have is around seventeen inches so as far as i know that is as large as they come. I'm sure there are some exceptions out there, but i'm not aware of them. Work that is that large most of the time needs to be taken in slide form. Judging from your Photography, which is amazing by the way and i'd like to talk more about later, you probably have a nice camera and perhaps lighting equipment. Sunlight works just fine, but adjust your camera accordingly and shoot away. That would be my advice.
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Thank You!! Sorry I haven't replied yet, I haven't been on for a while!!!
It's nice to see someone right down the street from me on here!! I am just over South Mountain from you!!!
Buddy Rich?? Now you really have a great ear for music!!! He is (was) awesome!!!
I'm gonna add you to my friends list too and keep an eye on your gallery!!!
seeya at Yocco's (ha ha)....
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Thank you for the comment!
I totally agree with you. We need the dark so that we know how it is if it isn't.
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random stop-
great agallery! I love falling and summertime
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Thanks for stopping!!!
Yeah Red Sox!!
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no problem at all
woo! Who's your papi!!
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Thanks for stopping!!!
Yeah Red Sox!!
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You're welcome. I like your gallery and especially the wide angle shots! Maybe one day I'll have a wide angle lens!!
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Thank you very much for the 
I have to watch you too!
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Thank you very much for adding me to your watchlist 
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ach das ist mal was anderes, amerikaner der deutsch kann
dank dir vielmals fΓΌr dein comment und den watch ^.^
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thank you for your comment!
your words are allways very appreciated!
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wie kommt es dass du deutsch sprichst ?
danke fΓΌr deine kommentare ! zΓ€hlen zu den nΓΌtzlicheren. das ist super
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use it up, its all about sharing... thanks for the fav, and comments... do you have the sigma 70-300 macro cause thats what i am using on my film camera. how do you like the 300d? i am looking at getting a used one on ebay or something...
take it easy bud.
ethan
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Ethan:
No, Tamron... I am trying it out today. so far I like it. I'm going to try some sports shots this afternoon and see how that works. I'm not much for that, but I wanna try it to see how I do. I'll push the exposure to 1600 so that the shutter speed is fast enough to eliminate blurring. I was also looking at the Canon 75-300 with Image Stabilization (IS version), but it was $450 versus this one at $149 I couldn't resist the price difference (since it also has the macro setting). The minimum focus in macro is about 3 feet. The IS would only help by about two stops anyway. I would like to do an experiment to see the difference between IS and non-IS...
Unfortunately, my film cameras are old, so I can't use this lens on them (Minolta X-700) & Yachicamat Twin Lens (120 format)...
Regarding the 300d, I have been waiting for something like that for a long time (ergo, just look at how old the Monolta is... ha ha). So far, I really love it. I need to get much more familiar with it yet, but I like the film SLR feel to it. Changing ASA/ISO speeds, etc... I'm still getting used to not worrying about "wasting" film with this... I was always very choosy about what I took because of this.... Now, with a 1 gig card, I can get hundreds even at full res Tif format!! I think that for the price, you can't beat it; specifically because of the interchangeable lens feature, which I can't see not having...
I'll let you know how I do at the sports thing today
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Thank you so much for the devwatch! It's greatly appreciated
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