iñaki
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Bertram2 said:This is one of the best photogs of Scotland , and btw one of the very few really enlightened members of RFF.
WHO KNOWS HIS NAME ??
I don´t know him but, maybe John Robertson? I think that he´s from Scotland, and I´m sure he is a Great photographer
jano
Evil Bokeh
copake_ham said:
Wise words, applicable to any profession, hobby, or attitude of life.
Bertram2
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iñaki said:I don´t know him but, maybe John Robertson? I think that he´s from Scotland, and I´m sure he is a Great photographer
Yes , that's John E.Robertson, I visited him in April.
bertra,
bmattock
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Some guy trying to find himself...
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John Robertson
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Bertram2 said:This is one of the best photogs of Scotland , and btw one of the very few really enlightened members of RFF.
WHO KNOWS HIS NAME ??
Only Bertram knows the REAL story here, please see the attached picture!!
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FrankS
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That's quite a sunburn!
John Robertson
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yes Frank. you should see the other end!FrankS said:
Well perhaps not
FrankS
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I'll take your word for it! Another visit to the nude beach?
John Robertson
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OK !!! ITS CONFESSION TIME!!!!
Bertram and his wife Ilse, visited me in Dundee at the end of April. We had a great time!!
However- after we had been shooting at various sights I had chosen for them to visit, and at the time that picture was taken , I discovered that somehow I had managed to shoot about 40+shots on a 36 exposure fim.
You guessed!! I had been shooting with an EMPTY camera, possibly the first time I have done that in 50 years of photography.
Great Photographer????? I doubt it!! But thanks for the thought :angel:
P.S. I know you should watch the rewind, I've told God knows how many other people that!! :bang:
Bertram and his wife Ilse, visited me in Dundee at the end of April. We had a great time!!
However- after we had been shooting at various sights I had chosen for them to visit, and at the time that picture was taken , I discovered that somehow I had managed to shoot about 40+shots on a 36 exposure fim.
You guessed!! I had been shooting with an EMPTY camera, possibly the first time I have done that in 50 years of photography.
Great Photographer????? I doubt it!! But thanks for the thought :angel:
P.S. I know you should watch the rewind, I've told God knows how many other people that!! :bang:
Bertram2
Gone elsewhere
John Robertson said:OK !!! ITS CONFESSION TIME!!!!
B, I discovered that somehow I had managed to shoot about 40+shots on a 36 exposure fim.
You guessed!! I had been shooting with an EMPTY camera, possibly the first time I have done that in 50 years of photography.
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Well, it is the intention which counts !! The pics WERE taken and they are still somewhere in the universe. Who cares for some bloody negs ?
Yes, this Bessa film wind is really smooth, easy to miss the lack of any f ilm inside !
bertram
FrankS
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My son and I met Peter C at a resturant this morning for coffee/breakfast. He took this picture of the 2 of us which I really enjoy because it is of my son and I. (Being the picture taker there are very few pictures of me.) This resturant parking lot hosts a weekly Sunday morning motorcycle meet. We both have "helmet head" since we arrived by motorcycle. (1974 BMW R90/6)
Thank you for the photo, Peter!
(Nicely taken with a Kiev 4am with J12 lens.)
Thank you for the photo, Peter!
(Nicely taken with a Kiev 4am with J12 lens.)
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julianphotoart
No likey digital-phooey
The reversed-image causes seasickness
The reversed-image causes seasickness
Our friend Erica at Ashbridges Park in Toronto trying out a TLR for the first time. It was challenging to figure out the reversed-image business. She had it at some pretty odd angles in the beginning. She ended up doing reasonably well with it.
The reversed-image causes seasickness
Our friend Erica at Ashbridges Park in Toronto trying out a TLR for the first time. It was challenging to figure out the reversed-image business. She had it at some pretty odd angles in the beginning. She ended up doing reasonably well with it.
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Bertram2
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Socke
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Every year in january we have europes biggest 6 day bicycle race here, I'm in charge of the internetconection and computers for the PJs and our own staff of shooters and editors.
This guy manages all the marketing and multimedia activities and did some video himselfs.
The shot was taken when we had our meeting after the first day of this years race when he was toying with another PJs Nikon D1.
Shot on HP5 @EI800 with Contax G1 and Planar 45.
This guy manages all the marketing and multimedia activities and did some video himselfs.
The shot was taken when we had our meeting after the first day of this years race when he was toying with another PJs Nikon D1.
Shot on HP5 @EI800 with Contax G1 and Planar 45.
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James Burton
Shoot into the light
John Robertson
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No pissoirs here :angel:
BTW it honestly wasn't that cold!!! Or its just that in Scotland we have anti-freeze (single malt) in our blood.
This was taken about 200yds from my flat, I live on the side of a (hopefully)extinct volcano!
Bertram 1. John E Robertson 1. he he he !
BTW it honestly wasn't that cold!!! Or its just that in Scotland we have anti-freeze (single malt) in our blood.
This was taken about 200yds from my flat, I live on the side of a (hopefully)extinct volcano!
Bertram 1. John E Robertson 1. he he he !
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