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2008 Calendar - September submissions
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Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 11:48 am
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Please post as a reply to this thread the links to the pictures you are submitting for the September month of the MFLF 2008 Calendar.
You can submit from 1 to 10 photos for this month. If you submit more than 10 photos, the submissions after the 10th will be deleted. If you submit photos in several times, please remember to do that by editing your original reply (instead of sending a second reply)

Please tag your entries this way:
nickname-XX-whatever(optional).jpg

For instance if the nickname is Fulvius, your third entry can be named like:

fulvius-03-mygarden.jpg or
fulvius-03.jpg

In other words you may or not enter a specific photo name but the tag must be there, to allow for easier identification later.

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Lovely birds!


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Orio 01 Elmarit-R 135 last version



Orio 02 Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon 4/20



Orio 03 Carl Zeiss Distagon 1.4/35



Orio 04 Carl Zeiss Planar 1.4/85



Orio 05 Elmarit-R 135 last version



Orio 06 Elmarit-R 135 last version



Orio 07 Carl Zeiss Sonnar 2.8/85



Orio 08 Carl Zeiss Distagon 2.8/25



Orio 09 Carl Zeiss Sonnar 2.8/85



Orio 10 Carl Zeiss Sonnar 2.8/85


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Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 3:50 pm
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Orio 02 is fantastic! A picture to "walk around" in.


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LucisPictor wrote:
Orio 02 is fantastic! A picture to "walk around" in.


Thanks Carsten.


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Orio
I particularly like #1, but agree with Carsten about #2 as well. Are those really Western saddles in Italy?


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patrickh wrote:
Orio
I particularly like #1, but agree with Carsten about #2 as well. Are those really Western saddles in Italy?
patrickh


Yes, cowboy movies used to have a lot of following in the guys of my generation Smile
What is funny is that they look completely unlikely as cowboys Laughing They look exactly lke what they are: office employees in a masquerade Laughing
I liked the humour effect these produce, hence the pictures Very Happy


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Orio wrote:
patrickh wrote:
Orio
I particularly like #1, but agree with Carsten about #2 as well. Are those really Western saddles in Italy?
patrickh


Yes, cowboy movies used to have a lot of following in the guys of my generation Smile
What is funny is that they look completely unlikely as cowboys Laughing They look exactly lke what they are: office employees in a masquerade Laughing
I liked the humour effect these produce, hence the pictures Very Happy


If you'd stuck around a bit longer the first bloke probably fell off with that loose saddle strap Smile


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Image #2 with the Flektogon 20 is to die for. Simply glows with personality and depth. I dare say this is almost equal to your old Zeiss 50 that shows so much personality.

Stunning and beautiful.


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Thanks Laurence.
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