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Thursday, August 31, 2006

Arghhh

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Nikon D200 @ 80mm, 1/80 sec, f/6.3, ISO 125


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Man, what a difference a couple of weeks can make. I've had quite a lot going on recently and this coupled with the fact that I'm heading down to London for a six month stint in a week's time has meant that the blog has been relegated to the bottom of the pile.

So the first thing you'll probably notice is a couple of entries in the exif data that you've not seen before. I've only managed a couple of outings with the D200 so far but I have to admit that I've been mightily impressed with its performance. I'll be sure to report back a little more thoroughly and attempt to justify (if I can) the upgrade.

I took this shot on Monday on what was a rather impromptu, but much welcomed, visit from the lovely Jem at shutterjunkie. She finally took me up on my offer to give her a tour of the wonderful city of Edinburgh, although it turned out that I wasn't much of a tour guide (my knowledge is pretty much limited to reading the tourist info signs)! It was the last day of the festival (I think) and the weather wasn't particularly great so the streets weren't quite as busy as they normally are at the weekend. But there was still a handful of the usual entertaining street performers, so we managed to get some shots in.

Anyway, was a really good day so thank you Jem for puting up with the horrible train journey to get here. It's amazing what she'll do just to get her hands on a Nikon :)

23 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Great Photo

-Chris
http://allnikon.proboards86.com

1:58 am, September 01, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hi John - there's plenty of folks down here London will be pleased to finally meet you - consider me one of them, if you ever get chance? A D200, eh? I need a payrise... What are the big differences over the D70 for you?

7:44 am, September 01, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Jem looks smaller than I'd imagined. Nice of you to lend her your jacket though ;)

11:30 am, September 01, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

"Jem looks smaller than I'd imagined. Nice of you to lend her your jacket though ;)"

Haha :D

And Jon's still playing the old game of Canon vs. Nikon that we had whilst I was there ;P

12:07 pm, September 01, 2006  
Blogger Keir Wyndham-Ayres said...

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1:26 pm, September 01, 2006  
Blogger Keir Wyndham-Ayres said...

And where was my invite? I'm guessing I was unavailable at the time :ner:

Loving the expression caught on the man on the right, John. Glad to hear you had a good time too. :)

1:27 pm, September 01, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Great shot, good framing and the expressions are hilarious. The guy reminds me of Rik Mayall.

4:20 pm, September 02, 2006  
Blogger Azhar said...

Lol love this one, one of your best.
GREAT GREAT GREAT SHOT!

7:19 am, September 16, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Superb!

1:59 pm, September 22, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

John

we miss you, hope everything is ok and we lokk forward to more of your great shots soon.

9:43 pm, September 27, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Yes, we miss you! I guess you must be pretty busy down there in London. I hope you're fine and I hope we'll be hearing from you soon! Take care.

9:19 pm, September 29, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Where are you John? Are you well? I hope you're enjoying your new life in London. I miss your work - I've been looking everyday for your shots of London! Are your four weeks not up?

8:47 am, October 03, 2006  
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6:34 am, October 06, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

John,
I can't stand the pain of losing you, you have become suge a huge part of my life.
Checking in here every day to see what you have been up to has become such an important part of my daily routine. To finally realise that you have given up on this blog and moved onto pastures new has been like a knife in my heart.
I wish you well in London but my life will never be the same again without you in it.

2:44 pm, October 06, 2006  
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6:33 pm, October 06, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

John, whatever the reason is for this abrupt discontinuation of your splendid blog, know that there are and always have been a lot of "quiet" and faithful admirers of your photography blog out there that would love to see it prospering. I know we have no right to ask for anything, but I encourage everyone to join me and give John a warm encouragement to keep pursuing and sharing his outstanding work! In any case, I wish you, John, that your passion for photography stays as strong as it has obviously been for many years. Best wishes.

6:36 pm, October 07, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

John, may your dick get hard every time the wind blows and may your dog bark every time the burglers call.

Good luck John, cheese and onion crisps.

11:00 pm, November 11, 2006  
Blogger Abalem said...

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I've been trying so hard to implement the previous / next post links on my page and finally I arrived on yours..
Could you please tell me how you did this, it would be really great !
Thanks in advance !

5:43 pm, December 03, 2006  
Blogger Abalem said...

nice images btw ! :-)

6:54 pm, December 03, 2006  
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Blogger Worldwide1 said...

great shot.And as you mentioned it was an "impromptu" shot,but as we know at times those shots are wonderful.

nicely done.

12:20 am, January 06, 2007  
Blogger Unknown said...

Will there be no more posting?

Regards,

Robert

6:33 pm, January 12, 2007  
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