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New Bond Girl (part I)
- Thread starter Nikolai Sklobovsky
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Gary Ayala
New member
I've been somewhat removed from hard liquior for quite a while ... much prefer a robust glass of California Zinfandel or Cabernet as a reward for a hard's day work ... but I won't turn down a single malt scotch (neat of course).
Gary
PS- Mixed drinks are for Nuns (lol)
G
Gary
PS- Mixed drinks are for Nuns (lol)
G
I don't drink much hard liquor--never did--or any wine or beer any more, and never did that very much either. Presently don't run in circles where it's offered.
Doesn't mean that I don't enjoy talking about it, or reading others talking about it.
Sort of like the James Bond novels--been there, done that.
Anyone want to start a new thread on books-and-movies and how the culture they shape influences the decisions of still photographers?
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Doesn't mean that I don't enjoy talking about it, or reading others talking about it.
Sort of like the James Bond novels--been there, done that.
Anyone want to start a new thread on books-and-movies and how the culture they shape influences the decisions of still photographers?
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Sean DeMerchant
Inactive
Mary Bull said:
I do not dislike it. Nor do a I like it. Jack Daniels has too much bite and carbon flavor. It is not a smooth whiskey.
Ezra Brooks on the other hand has a mild bite and is somewhat smooth. Both have their more expensive sweeter variant. And the expensive bourbons do little for me as most go overboard with the bit and carbon flavor.
enjoy,
Sean
nicolas claris
OPF Co-founder/Administrator
Bonsoir MaryMary Bull said:
it is because we need understandable messages.
LOL LOL LOL
should be OK
)))))
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Nikoloai,
In spite of misgivings about educational messages, which have been appropriately expressed, I still like your "Bond" pictures and it is worth exploring more. I enjoy the derivative B&W image. Sometimes, one gets clarity of message when color is removed. In this case it worked. I'd like to see more experiments like this. The camera only captures reflected light. We still need to make a picture.
Asher
In spite of misgivings about educational messages, which have been appropriately expressed, I still like your "Bond" pictures and it is worth exploring more. I enjoy the derivative B&W image. Sometimes, one gets clarity of message when color is removed. In this case it worked. I'd like to see more experiments like this. The camera only captures reflected light. We still need to make a picture.
Asher
Nikolai Sklobovsky
New member
Asher,
Thank you!
As I mentioned earlier, the second part of this shoot, "From Russia With Attitude", is now in the works. I was hoping to post sooner, but got distracted by a few things (Star*Explorer needed an update, family needed some attention over the weekend, I got plain exhausted and needed some rest - you know how it goes... I managed to get a few images processed, but still a few more are not even touched yet.
And I don't want to post a half-ass job, I hope you understand
Cheers!
Asher Kelman said:
Thank you!
As I mentioned earlier, the second part of this shoot, "From Russia With Attitude", is now in the works. I was hoping to post sooner, but got distracted by a few things (Star*Explorer needed an update, family needed some attention over the weekend, I got plain exhausted and needed some rest - you know how it goes..
. I managed to get a few images processed, but still a few more are not even touched yet. And I don't want to post a half-ass job, I hope you understand
Cheers!