I find myself spending a fair amount of time admiring his handiwork. His landscapes are indescribable. He does with a 35mm what *many* people can't seem to pull off with a 4x5.

Although it's been years since I've done anything other than point & shoot snapshots (too many years burning out doing camera repair, grunt studio stuff, and I-never-want-to-see-another-wedding photography took their toll on me), I find myself itching to *finally* dig out my ancient B&J Grover, cut the lensboard for my Apo Lanthar, load up some holders, and head for the hills.

I don't know if he reads this stuff or not, but I just wanted to say how much I enjoy his work.

Oh, and his "trigger finger"? *Definitely* not itchy. The care that's gone into his landscapes and scenics is testimony to the thought that's gone into their production, probably rendering the actual release an afterthought.

-- Ron Schwarz (rs@clubvb.com.delete.this), August 08, 1999

Answers

Ron,

Wanna buy a Nikon F3/T + f1.4 50mm, f2.8 28mm so I can go buy some more gold? :)

Later,

-- andy (2000EOD@prodigy.net), August 08, 1999.

Well sure, so long as I get to set the price. [g]

(And no, I'm not interested in mud wrestling.)

-- Ron Schwarz (rs@clubvb.com.delete.this), August 09, 1999.