rgerraty

<p>Should the last heading not be the Wages of Greed......?</p>

?! They did not deliberately avoid palindromic serial numbers. So they occurred.

<p>Richmond</p><div></div>

<p>M6 and 50 Summicron. The Voigtlander is too big and heavy for a year. The M6 is probably a bit lighter than the M3 and the meter is great. Small package. A hotshoe mounted meter never ever attracted me as a concept: M6, or M3 and hand-held meter or Sunny 16.</p>

<p>Beautiful shot, Brad.</p>

Love that shot Steve Lewis.

<p>Weather vane near home.</p><div></div>

<p>Can't disagree with Gus. I've got one. Mind you, I never dropped it. But I have dropped my modern Zeiss C Sonnar 50 three (aaaahhh) times, and it still works perfectly. Saved by a hood once, the filter the other time and nothing the last time.</p>

<p>Charlie, that is so beautiful.</p>

<p>Moreton Bay Fig (but of course look elsewhere to see a sharp photograph)</p><div></div>

<p>Winter</p><div></div>

Knut, your "public scale" is a wonderful composition and more.

<p>Hyde Park Barracks coutryard, Sydney</p><div></div>

<p>Hawthorn, above the river.</p> <div></div>

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