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Tol, your son looks so much like you! Your daughter seems to take after her mother, though.
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nikkijames
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cantdog
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Nikki she's a doll!nikkijames said:Here is a pic of my lil one
Tolyk, I loved the young one on the stairs. Like everyone's dog picture when the thing is coming toward their ankles but they take the shot anyhow. And I saw your face in her more than him, strangely.
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cantdog said:
Thank you cantdog. She is my world.
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From my front porch...
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cheerful_deviant
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Pics from my last trip to New Hampshire a few months ago. Unfortunatly I forgot my Minolta, so they were take with a cheap camera and didn't come out to sharp. But the scenery is beautiful, especially because there are no tourists that time of year.
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Those are still really good. The first one makes me think of iced cinnamon rolls for some reason...cheerful_deviant said:Pics from my last trip to New Hampshire a few months ago. Unfortunatly I forgot my Minolta, so they were take with a cheap camera and didn't come out to sharp. But the scenery is beautiful, especially because there are no tourists that time of year.
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tolyk said:Great pics, even though from a cheap camera.. Minolta's are good, nice choice
The Minolta is great. It's a Maxxum 5, which is pretty low end for a Minolta, but it suits my needs. I like it alot more than my old Olympus, it was a great camera, but EVERYTHING is manual, and it's heavy. But I have several lenses for it that I can't yet afford for the Minolta, so it still gets some use.
The biggest danger with the Minolta is that it's so fast that you can burn thru a 24 exp roll in about 15-20 seconds if you're not careful. Developing costs can be a killer.
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Ahh, I'm a fan of digital for that very reason. I'm not big on needing to go and get my stuff developed.cheerful_deviant said:The Minolta is great. It's a Maxxum 5, which is pretty low end for a Minolta, but it suits my needs. I like it alot more than my old Olympus, it was a great camera, but EVERYTHING is manual, and it's heavy. But I have several lenses for it that I can't yet afford for the Minolta, so it still gets some use.
The biggest danger with the Minolta is that it's so fast that you can burn thru a 24 exp roll in about 15-20 seconds if you're not careful. Developing costs can be a killer.
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tolyk said:
I have a good digital to, but I still prefer real film. Guess I'm a little traditonal.
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tolyk said:You know that's a code word for old right?
I prefer to call myself "eccentric".
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*chuckle*cheerful_deviant said:I prefer to call myself "eccentric".
Good one
I would get into using film cameras, but they are much more expensive for quality.. and I can't afford it.. I do intend to get more into my photography hobby when I have more money..
