| A radio station running a photo competition - strange enough. But the 
idea that Radio 4 should even sink to running competitions! Good 
grief - it'll be Bingo and shopping centre giveaways next! ABC Radio 
National (our version of 4) would never plumb such depths. 
And what might you win? Actually tangibles or just a  warm, fuzzy feeling? :)
Seriously - good luck mate!
AndrewF
 Sorry for the OT chaps and chappesses, but I have just heard from 
the BBC that I am on the short list with my entry for the "My 
Britain at 6am" competition.  This is being run by the Today 
programme (early morning current affairs programme on BBC Radio 4 - 
the best radio station in the world in my opinion) and started with 
a professional photographer's portfolio.  The final list will be 
subject to a vote, and someone will win from the vote.
Anyway, it is OT because I used my Bronica RF645 and 45/4 for the 
shot, but on-topic because Bob Gries recommended the film - Ilford 
Pan F - and Bob used it with his OMs.  It's a tenuous connection, 
but sufficient for me ;-)  A better connection is that the 
professional photographer is one Nick Danziger; he was featured in 
OlympUser, the British Olympus magazine for the Olympus Camera Club. 
On the BBC website, you can see him holding a 4Ti with  a rather 
battered hood on a lens: 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/today/nickdanziger/
The shot is of the back of King's College, Cambridge early in the 
morning in May this year, including the River Cam and a lovely old 
bridge (whose name I don't know).  I will provide a URL when I know 
one. 
Chris
 
< This message was delivered via the Olympus Mailing List >
< For questions, mailto:owner-olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >
< Web Page: http://Zuiko.sls.bc.ca/swright/olympuslist.html >
 |