I thought they were just something to hold on to when you undo the zip?

K.

Very nice John and I liked the black page photo book style so much I used it myself having looked at one of your earlier volumes.

My only comment is that I would spell out what ADAPS is somewhere more obvious than in the small print of the copyright page, perhaps on the front cover! I tend to do the same with WAS... the Welwyn Archaeological Society.

Best wishes, Kris.

Luckily I was standing in the bank in St Albans talking to them about my card (which I had with me) when someone in India spent two grand on jewellery on my behalf. Luckily I got all the money back. The biggest problem was that I had to fill in a return a form about it within two weeks. Only problem, I was out of the country for three months. Also, for some reason, money withdrawals from a cashpoint (in Canada, while I was in Romania and someone else was buying stuff in India) were dealt with by one Dept and the purchases by someone else.

It is a funny old world when it seems safer and easier to carry a couple of thousand bucks in cash than use a card.

K.

For God's sake no-one mention the ipad. Oh fiddle, I just did.

Run for the hills.........

Looks like he spends too much time on flickr. Aftab is just a personal name, as in Aftab Shivdasani, the Bollywood actor.

K.

But the WR version has no aperture ring...

I do post to some groups and I do tag my pictures (although largely for my benefit) but I don't bother with all those post one get three or whatever it is nonsense.

The Hertfordshire group runs a nice competition where the winner's photo becomes the group logo for the month and sets the theme for the next month. The photos are voted on by the group members. The only problem is it is a little slow. This month's winner has yet to be made into the logo and set the theme for next month!

K.

Being a bit slow here and cannot find the link to the wierdo but then perhaps I don't want to!

You seem to have the flickr thing going well though, I rarely get many views of my stuff

Best wishes, Kris.

Yet another great series. I really like the fifth one. As Tim said, the fourth one is excellent but I would crop it, especially the right hand edge, to bring one's attention to the light on the floor more strongly.

I know some people despise tripods but slowing yourself down by using one can work wonders and you are certainly reaping the benefits with these sets of photographs.

Best wishes, Kris.

Good luck. You'll love the LX!

K.