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Michael J Davis

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The 20mm lens enables my G1 to live in my pocket, even a smart jacket pocket, although it could stretch it slightly.

Last night I went to a concert, and as I walked in the lighting was subdued with just the main lights on the piano revealing...

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OK I admit to adding the space at the top of the picture!! ;-)

Mike
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Mike Davis
Photographing the public for over 50 years
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What a 'must have' lens to compliment such an amazing camera...wonderful capture.

I saw the G1 being advertised on UK Television tonight.
 
Michael J Davis said:
The 20mm lens enables my G1 to live in my pocket, even a smart jacket pocket, although it could stretch it slightly.
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I have a summer gilet and a winter short coat both of which have pockets in which the G1+20mm fit precisely - who needs an over-priced GF1/EP1 with crippled EVF and LCD's ?

Now all I need is for the stupid Panasonic marketing department to allow me to buy a body-only GH1 (in the UK).

Ray
 
Mike,

You are one shameful opportunist. Great shot! Your compositional innovation adds a lot to the picture by emphasizing the power of that concert grand.

I'm thinking of chaining my G1 to my wrist.
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Bravo Mike!

Vittorio
 
morepix said:
Mike,
You are one shameful opportunist.
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Indeed I am! ;-)
morepix said:
Great shot! Your compositional innovation adds a lot to the picture by emphasizing the power of that concert grand.
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I'm pleased you think so. I find Flickr helpful for experimenting. One gets a range of comments.
morepix said:
I'm thinking of chaining my G1 to my wrist.
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Yes, I've a wrist strap that fits in the tripod socket - I'm looking for a neat one that clips on the side.

Thanks all for your comments.

Mike
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