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3.One to examine the lightbulb for any actual or imagined deficiencies.One to screw in the

lightbulb into an approved and pure socket in an appropriate manner.And one to apply

conditioned electrical power that is set to strict voltage,current and frequency parameters

to said lightbulb.All three photographers must then observe and debate as to how many

angels can dance on the filament of said lightbulb......The rest of us just laugh at this crap

and practise photography....Apologies to anyone offended by this post,my keyboards'

been drinking.

That is a heavy neighborhood you're going to,matt.You may consider registering your

itinerary with the Canadian Embassy when you arrive.Like they say in the ads at the Beer

Store,Take Care.

Now that's funny %claudia!The nerve of those lab rats.All the more reason to process your

own.This reminds me of buying nectarines from California with those lame numbered

stickers on each nectarine at the supermarket.Whatsupwithat?What twisted mind thinks up

that shyt?

j.r. massey,'waiting for one', good eye.I agree with Brad.Loads of potential.Next one's

pretty good too.

I wonder if she ever took photographs?Now those would be interesting to see,or maybe

not.She sure did have a knack for cutting through the crap.I certainly enjoyed her

essays,although I did not agree with some of her arguments.An interesting intellect.

Hmm.Bummer ,link did not post.Anyway,todays post by Sean Reid concerning wide angle

lenses on the Epson RD-1 on www.luminous-landscape.com is an informative read.Enjoy.

First things first.The world doesn't owe you anything.95% of what you do or aspire to will

end in failure like 95% of your fellow humans.Play with the deck you've been dealt

with.And finally,go to trade school so's you don't starve in your attempts to best HCB or

the rest of us.

It should also be pointed out that HCB was an avid hunter.An activity and skill set that has

become grossly misinterpreted, and in decline.I hear computer games are good for

developing reflexes and hand-eye coordination.