Russian President is Leica user!

Sure? Not Zorki 4k fan? It's a very strange things.
The Comrade Stalin was crying in the vault!
Ciao.
Vincenzo

Only poor russians are interested in that old retro stuff. A russian colleague told me a joke about the russian elite he likes: one russian meets another russian. "Look my new Rolex. I paid 20.000 EUR for it". The other one: "You fool. At the shop around the corner you could buy it for 25.000 EUR". The first one: "Damn. Don't tell anyone or they think I am a big saver".
 
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Originally Posted by Vincenzo Maielli
Sure? Not Zorki 4k fan? It's a very strange things.
The Comrade Stalin was crying in the vault!
Ciao.
Vincenzo


Only poor russians are interested in that old retro stuff. A russian colleague told me a joke about the russian elite he likes: one russian meets another russian. "Look my new Rolex. I paid 20.000 EUR for it". The other one: "You fool. At the shop around the corner you could buy it for 25.000 EUR". The first one: "Damn. Don't tell anyone or they think I am a big saver".

My words are not seriously intended, are extremely ironical... Very nice the gag of your collague.
Ciao.
Vincenzo
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...I have to give Russian President a credit: that video was probably shot for his web-blog and it's very nicely done indeed (check it out for yourself - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Shwsv22X4w0),

it seems that he sincerely loves the photography and very humble about his own over 35 years of experience - very well done Mister President!
 
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The Russian president Dmitrij Medvedev is visiting Oslo, Norway, right now. AS you see, he is using his Canon camera. Not his Leica. paralell to his visit the Norwegian-Russian Chamber of Commerce is running a conference (Networing Meeting), which I am attending. I had hoped to shake hands with Medvedev (as my brother-in-law once did with president Putin in St.Petersburg) and exchange Leica experiences - etc. But he arrived at the conferance together with the Norwegian prime minister Stoltenberg, plus security entourage etc. - held a speach, and left. I had no chance to muscle myself on to him and start talking 'the ups and downs of the Leica M9'.

When I left the conferance to fetch a taxi back home to change for the conferance dinner, I met Spoks. He had just started in his new job. With the French oil company Total.

I'll report more later....
 

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