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I assume you have a company who will do the packing & shipping? If yes, they should know what's the best thing to do. Maybe also depends on where you are going? I know several people who relocated from Europe to the US that didn't have any problems whatsoever with their pictures etc. Packing etc was handled by professional movers. Wish you all the best.

neat!

is called <a

href="http://www.photoeye.com/templates/mShowDetailsbycat.cfm?Catalog=ZD128">"Love

by Leica"</a>, where Araki explores the female nude with a Leica camera. The

work is a departure from his S & M style erotica of women in bondage. Instead,

the women engage the camera both sleepily and suggestively while lounging in

bed. Supposedly the result is much more intimate and tender, if not quite love.

Definitely the <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Black-White-Photography-Third-Revised/dp/0316373052/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/000-3338129-9207977?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1179328534&sr=8-1">Horenstein book</a>.

I don't know where you are but you can also try <a href="http://www.combihennyhoogeveen.nl/voigtlander.htm">Foto Henny Hoogeveen</a>.

By James Nachtwey in <a

href="http://www7.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0612/feature3/gallery1.html">National

Geographic</a>.

Depends on your observancy and theirs. Officially taking pictures on shabbat is forbidden. But you say, they're are modern orthodox, ask them. There's a lot of grey area, you probably know already.

And what was James Woods as Richard Boyle using in "Salvador" by Stone?

Another L-sighting: Maya Sansa playing the character Mirella Utano in La Meglio Gioventu...using a M4-P(for as far as can be seen).

Doug, maybe <a href="http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=00GExw&tag="> this page</a> is what you're looking for, scroll down to Todd Frederick -SF bay area 12:12pm.

Just in case: <a href="http://www.fotokonijnenberg.nl/">Foto Konijnenberg</a>

There's a <b>new</b> site up called <a

href="http://www.photobookguide.com/">Photobookguide</a>.

<p>

From their homepage: There are, however, millions of photographs in

thousands of out-of-print photobooks that may pass fans of photography

by. Could a single shelf full of these books contain more photographic

inspiration than many days of internet browsing? An attempt to answer

that question is the premise of PhotobookGuide.com.

<a href="http://www.mozilla-europe.org/en/products/firefox/start/central">Mozilla Firefox 1.5.0.2</a>

While surfing, I also found this <a href="http://www.journalofaphotographer.com/magnum_photos/new_magnum_photos_multimedia_essay_chernobyl_legacy_by_paul_fusco.php">Magnum Photos Multimedia Essay: Chernobyl Legacy by Paul Fusco</a>.

<i>The human cost of nuclear catastrophe</i>

<p>

<a

href="http://zreportage.com/Meltdown/Meltdown_Results1.shtml">Photographs

</a>by <a

href="http://www.zreportage.com/WEARE/RobertKnothBIO.shtml">Robert

Knoth</a>.</p>

<p><a href="http://www.zreportage.com/meltdown/meltdown.doc">Stories

</a>by Antoinette de Jong.</p>

 

<p>

For more than twenty years Chernobyl remains a synonym of the greatest

contemporary danger. Scientists are trying to solve very complicated

medical and ecological problems that faced the world after April 26,

1986. At the same time the world community not only is interested to

know how many victims there were, or were there any mutations

possible, or will the sarcophagus endure. There exist many, not less

important issues although they are less articulated. The matter

concerns social and psychological aspects and identity issues for

those who had to stand the Chernobyl tragedy. The exhibition

Certificate No.000358. is dedicated to such a social and cultural

understanding of an ecological disaster.</p>

 

<p>

The exhibition consists of photos made by Robert Knoth(who this year

has obtained an honorary distinction on the World Press Photo �06

contest in the category "Portrait") and stories, narrated by

Antoinette de Jong. By means of word and photo they try to explain

that �Chernobyl� has become synonymous for a contemporary person a

painful problem. Not only for those who found themselves in the

epicenter of event (e.g. Ukrainian residents) but for everyone who has

to live nowadays. That�s why on the photos we can see not only

Chernobyl but Kazakhstan, Belarus, Ural and Siberia. The exhibition is

a complex view on the contemporary human being, remaining unprotected

and facing global ecological changes. It is an attempt to explain that

�Ecological disaster� � is not a local event happened in the past,

that we can either remember or forget, but a situation relating to

every modern human being.</p>

 

<p>

The images Robert Knoth took for the book Certificate No. 000358/ will

be on exhibtion <a

href="http://www.greenpeace.org/international/news/chernobyl-deaths-180406/chernobyl-photo-exhibition-sch">worldwide</a>.</p>

not wanting to hi-jack the thread, but how do you filter it?

For instance if you want to read up on the M6(TTL):

<a href="http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/cameras/leica_m6.shtml">Luminous Lanscape M6</a>

 

or

<a href="http://www.popphoto.com/article.asp?section_id=2&article_id=354&print_page=y">Popular photography review M6</a>

 

or

<a href="http://www.thevooner.com/feature/2000/11/24/leica/leica.htm">The Vooner M6</a>

 

and I'm sure you already found <a href="http://www.photo.net/equipment/leica/m6">This M6</a> review.

For instance if you want to read up on the M6(TTL):

<a href="http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/cameras/leica_m6.shtml">Luminous Lanscape M6</a>

 

or

<a href="http://www.popphoto.com/article.asp?section_id=2&article_id=354&print_page=y">Popular photography review M6</a>

 

or

<a href="http://www.thevooner.com/feature/2000/11/24/leica/leica.htm">The Vooner M6</a>

 

and I'm sure you already <a href="http://www.photo.net/equipment/leica/m6">This M6</a> review.

:-( thread appears to be moved beyond my reach, sorry.

<a href="http://www.apug.org/forums/showthread.php?t=26894">What already has been said in the meantime</a>

Paid 2 much!

nice set of pics. where was norway_17.htm shot?

'skoach!

After a googlesearch I found <a href="http://website.lineone.net/~mauricefisher/Ilford%20Manual%20of%20Photography.html ">this page</a>.

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