Next you'll be trying an LX with a 50mm f/1.2 lens on it...

K.

For me I guess the obvious answer would be something archaeological like the fora at Rome (first thing in the morning or last thing in the evening without tourists), or Macchu Pichu or the Great Wall of China. In reality, though, I wish I was good at taking pictures of people and had taken good images (not necessarily "portraits") of my friends and family who are no longer with us.

K.

I hate to be [not] be in his skin if he came off. Gravel rash is a nasty thing.

K.

Av with more modern lenses, M with older lenses and for macro and flash work.

Although I voted for Av, I'm using using older glass so much now perhaps I should have voted M.

I wonder if it is a coincidence that my first SLR had M and Av modes only? Mind you, then I used to use M nearly all the time as slide film was far too fussy to rely on Av metering.

K.

Lovely to see a different and imaginative set of wedding images. Your "street photography" comes through in these too. I'm undecided about the borders. On some they work, but after a whole set it starts to look a little over done. Perhaps just do one or two that way? For example, I really like it on the second and third shots, but the interior of the church is so busy already that the added distraction of the border is a bit much.

Just a suggestion, and not to detract from a wonderful series of images.

K.

Two and three stand out as excellent shots. "Can't think of a title" is a surreal mix of colours and images.

K.

Very well done and extremely creepy!

K.

I don't think you can and keep infinity focus as the registration distance is different.

If anyone makes one, SRB Griturn will.

K.

I wonder who you mean...

I think that is the point of the completely pointless thread... We have quite enough sections already, I think, although telling jokes in general chat/pointless thread is to be encouraged.

K.