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Kevin, Found my purchase details. I purchased mine from Equiflair Saddlery Ltd in the UK. enquiries@equestrian-flair.co.uk They cost me UK Pounds 20 plus Pounds 8 for postage. Roeckl Warwick ...

Kevin I have two pairs of their gloves. I purchased one pair when I was living in Melbourne, Australia, and, my last pair, I had to do via mail order. I live in Queensland, Australia, and we don't ...

Roeckl from Germany have some good gloves. I have a couple of pairs, and, they were good when I was over in the north of China a few years ago. http://www.roeckl.de/en/ Regards Peter

Then you add bulk, weight and cost. I'm quite happy with my 25 year old lens, thanks :-) Regards Peter

I have never been there, but, from what I have read, they take off in the mornings http://www.balloonsoverbagan.com/

Why do you ask for such " Oddball focal lengths ? " Regards Peter

Pretty girl, but, I'd prefer to see her without the " art work "

I wont be around in 100 years, so " Why worry " ?

I'm in love :-)

I was back in Shanghai in February, but, for some reason, didn't bother with any high buildings.  I'll go back there next February, and, will re-shoot the third photo at 14mm . I see the shot that ...

I'm sticking to my Nikon 8mm f2.8 and Nikon 16 mm f2.8 AF. They will " see me out ". As well as my Nikon 14-24 mm f2.8 AF-S. That's enough wide angle lenses for me.. Nikon 16mm f2.8 AF Fish-eye. ...

327,249,000,000 JPY = US $ 2,992,615,024.12 http://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/convert/?Amount=327%2C249%2C000%2C000&From=JPY&To=USD Regards Peter

" Why not just use a 500 or 600mm lens and all your mass problems would be solved. "

Simple. They aren't long enough. That's why I purchased a Nikon 800mm f5.6 ( manual focus) way back in 1990....

Left to right . 800mm f5.6 (  1990 ), 500mm f4 AF-I ( 1995 ), and 300mm f2.8 AF-S ( 1997) Regards Peter

Heaps on eBay.... You can get them for $1.00 from China, and, they are a perfect fit. Dont buy one, get a few at those prices. Paste this number into eBay. You may have to wait a couple of weeks ...

They are "All legendary" . You have to decide on what you are shooting, then, make a decision. In my case, a 400 mm f2.8 was too short, and, at the time, too heavy . Nowadays, 400 mm isn't a big lens.

Lance.......... Love Monty Python  :-) Regards Peter

Lance, when I lived in Tokyo from 1994 to 1997, I used to go to Suzuka Race Circuit about 6 times a year. Didn't have a car when I was based in Japan, so, the train was the only way yo get around. ...

Lance, This is how I carry a Nikon 300mm f2.8 , Nikon 500mm f4 and Nikon 800mm f5.6. Mind you, it was a long time ago, and I was younger . Great body building exercise ..... " The pleasure, the ...