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My Bike at Keils

05.20.12

I love my gorgeous bike as I may have mentioned before. Today it carried me to Keils on the Tayvallich peninsula which has a lovely view of Jura and it’s eponymous paps. There was a cleft in the rock outcrop which I climbed to get a better view which just said “put the Trek in...

Clyde cycle

08.03.09

Arran and the Cumbraes from the Haylie Brae above Largs I have bought a new camera! Everyone I know has said to me ” how can you possibly need another camera”? My photographic friend Shirley understood perfectly well when I told her. She said in a burst of great wisdom, you can’t have too many...

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Julie ReemanAugust 4, 2009 - 12:19 pm
I absolutely agree! I recently bought my brother’s Minolta X-700 with bag and two lenses for when I get around to taking film shots, and I have just bought a refurbished Canon Powershot for exactly the same reasons as you…I’m reluctant to take shots inside some places with my DSLR and also a pocket sized camera is so handy for not missing THE shot!

My first exhibition went well, lots of compliments but no actual sales except for some cards I printed myself of some of my photos. I have another exhibition at my village fete (La Cellette, Creuse, France) on the French national holiday on 15th August. I am buying a Canon Pixma i4600 printer this afternoon to print out more , better quality, cards!!

I’ll post some shots I took of my exhibition stand in my Flickr ‘stream!

Love the shot of the estuary…my Uncle lives on Bute – wonderful scenery!

Julie x
Bill BoozSeptember 14, 2009 - 7:27 pm
Indeed, Matthew! One can never have enough equipment! My wife recently asked me if I had everything I needed/wanted and, of course, I said, “No!” …though I was satisfied for a bit. (Must admit I have still only used the Canon 70-200mm, f/4 lens a few times since I bought it last spring, but of course, I can’t tell her that! ). I, too, recently purchased a nice point & shoot for the same reason as you, Matthew. I got the Canon /SD 1100 IS and love it. Bad noise at high ISO (1600) and low light, but otherwise it is easy to carry around and saved me at the end of my trip to Germany when all my cards were filled!
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