Hey PJ (lookin' back)

[Chunk]

I was looking around back in the the project galleries from 5 years ago for an answer in one of almo's threads and got to thinking about how much I and others have learnd about producing digital images since then because of hanging around this site. Look What I found.
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/ph...les/fabers.asp
I was wondering about how you would post this image now.

[another view]

I don't think that one's in John's portfolio anymore... He's come a long way, and so have I by hanging around here!

[Photo-John]

That's a good find. I like that picture. I should go back and take some more pictures of Faber's before they take the wrecking ball to it. I am wondering what camera I took that picture with. In 2000 it was either my Yashica T4 Super or the EOS 3. Either way, it was film.

So what do you mean by "how you would post this image now?" Do you mean where, or what? Are you gently prodding me about my failure to maintain the Photo Project?

[opus]

OMG! This looks SO fun!!!

http://gallery.consumerreview.com/ph...ect/cone.shtml

[Chunk]

No, I wasn't busting your chops about the photo project. I was just thinking that you would probably process that shot a lot differently now but at the time those shots sure looked good to me. I also wanted a chance to say how much I appreciate how we all seem to have grown with the help of the folks on this site.

[Chunk]

That was a lot of fun. I don't know how I missed posting in that project. For quite a while cone sightings in lots of strange situations were being posted in viewfinder informally.

[walterick]

Yeah, this place has sure changed over the years. Heck, I was still "Walt" back then! LOL A lot changed when Claudia/Lomogirl and Emmapeel left. God, how long ago was that?! Good to have some of these memories. We should do more goofy fun stuff like that

[opus]

Walter, I don't know where you got your siggy, but I have to add that there's one more thing we need: something to look back fondly on.

[almo]

Walter, I don't know where you got your siggy, but I have to add that there's one more thing we need: something to look back fondly on.

Agreed......

[walterick]

Kelly,

I certainly wouldn't disagree

I heard that on the radio last week and it moved me enough to post in my sig. I origianlly had the line "heard on the radio" in front of it but with all my little pictues and things in my signature I went over my 500 character limit and had to cut it out I'm gonnaa reorganize it one of these days and make some space in there!

Hope it moved you too!

Rick