Gerard Hoffnung

You might want to head over to Pierre's blog and look at his gallery there.
http://pierrebphoto.com/blog/
I think some of the shots there are excellent and really capture the energy of the band.

It's all about personal taste. I like the after in the first image and the before in the second.
@Stacey
I'm in western Canada and skies like that and a whole bunch more weird are common around...

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You're probably right, I really do see fist fights or maybe much worse taking place over these intrusions on peoples privacy.

Powerful images that show the relationships between some people, that those of us lucky enough to be in long term stable relationships, sometimes struggle to understand.

Waterproof to IPX8 33ft. I really want to see some images of your tub.
Regardless of style, this camera would be great for my kayaking and other outdoor pursuits.

I'm a certified old fart and sadly, my hands are not as steady as they once were. I make frequent use of a monopod but sometimes would like to a carry a lightweight compact tripod. My old tripods...

So by your reasoning, individual tax payers should not take advantage of any legal tax reduction programs available to them but should pay more taxes than they need to, correct?

Interesting list. I was smart enough to read the text first :) so I was not surprised at the variety. As always, personal preferences, brand loyalty etc. will have many disagreeing. It is after all...

@Pat
Not sure why they included that image, it's pretty ugly. The US flag image shows the lenses capabilities better, particularly the loose threads on the edge of the flag.

@RadPhoto
UK Price without contract for the 32Gb version is £600, nearly $1000 US
64Gb is £700 ($1135 US)

Man, you sure know how to hurt Hasselblad :)

Possibly the funniest comments on a camera I've ever seen.

In a word "no" It's just plain fugly.

I notice it has rounded corners. Didn't Apple patent rounded corners :)

Use ACDSee, it neatly puts your JPG's into a folder of your choice and automatically creates a sub folder that contains the RAW files.

I couldn't agree more with your comment. I do much the same thing. When traveling, I backup on to a thumb drive (and my laptop if it is with me) and keep it in a separate location from my camera....