Goodbye D70
Posted: Wed Jul 26, 2006 9:30 pm
You've served me well - the photo courses, the trip to china, europe. My photography has improved 1000% while you have been with me, and I still would not claim to know 2% of your potential - I've never bracketed you, with either exposure or white balance. I still do not know what I do not know about you! Imagine what Henri-Cartier or Ansell Adams could have created with your assistance. I only recently took your advice to be more hands-on and the brave plunge into fully manual exposures, a scary challenge. But you ensured that I didn't give up but came back and kept enjoying this strange art of capturing moments in time. I didn't always agree with you, sometimes you are moody and a bit darker or lighter than what I see, but I have borne your moods and you have rewarded me well. You've never let me down and you've never complained about the rough treatement
But now I am ready for a new curve, so some lucky soul will now experience the highs and lows of DSLR photography and I hope to guide them on this road with what I have learnt about you and what some of your possibilities are.
Thanks D70.
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D70 | Kit Lens | VR18-200 | 50:1.4 | 28:2.8 | Lots of old MF
http://www.pbase.com/justin_aus/
But now I am ready for a new curve, so some lucky soul will now experience the highs and lows of DSLR photography and I hope to guide them on this road with what I have learnt about you and what some of your possibilities are.
Thanks D70.
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D70 | Kit Lens | VR18-200 | 50:1.4 | 28:2.8 | Lots of old MF
http://www.pbase.com/justin_aus/