Hi Graham,
Well done mon ami, now you can get serious and show us what can be done in
your spare time with 68 days to go! ;-)
As I've said many times, you are gifted with photographic talent and the
ability to see wonderful compositions from fields and country side that many
of us would miss.
Now without a record to break, you've done the 365, you can relax and really
blow us away while shooting in a relaxed and carefree manner. :-)
A few years back prior to the PAW, I proposed a PAD, "Picture a Day." Seemed
simple enough to me as it was basically what I'd had to do for 50 years
without any excuses. Well you'd think I'd asked the crew to shoot the dark
side of the moon with the excuses of why it couldn't be done, so I dropped
it.
However, Kyle with greater wisdom suggested the PAW and it became the photo
action of the week which seemed to work for many others over the years.
Now I feel some what vindicated by your successful run at accomplishing it,
365 postings, with 68 days to go.
Thanks for your effort and interesting pictures of the English countryside.
Keep them coming as you can't sit back on your laurels and take life easy
for the next 68 days as we want more! ;-)
ted
----- Original Message -----
From: "GeeBee" <geebee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "LEG" <leica@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 7:01 AM
Subject: #365
Back at the beginning of January I wondered if I could sustain posting a
shot every day with the ultimate aim of posting #365 on December 31st. Much
to my surprise I have done it with 68 days to spare. You will have seen
approximately half of them, which half depends on which list you are
reading this on.
I am not claiming high art, talent, great technique or anything else for that matter.
Olympus and Leica film cameras plus some of the best scenery on the planet were the ingredients.
Leica M6 : 21mm Elmarit : orange filter : Kodak T400 CN
http://www.geebeephoto.com/2005/05365.htm
Graham http://geebeephoto.com
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