Fer Gawds sake you guys. Yer embarrassing me. Thanks though, I feel kinda warm and fuzzy now.
William Robb ----- Original Message ----- From: "Boris Liberman" Subject: Re: Survey: Whose PDML posts have helped you? > Hi! > > I generally second your opinion. Your list may be missing a person or > two, but generally it fits my opinion too. > > I suppose William Robb would get my vote for that nomination too. But > then when it comes to body knowledge, Alan Chan is very strong in my > opinion. And of course all others that somehow keep the talk on track > <vbg>. > > Anyway, I must admit that I learned a lot since I joined the crew - > both technology-wise and craft/art-wise.. Though I must also point out > that I also learned quite a bit of (foul) language, politics, ways to > express one's extreme opinion and last but definitely not least - the > beer... > > Boris (who has Tak K 135/2.5, shots C-41 b/w and considers M 35/2.8 a > very good lens)... > > > > > ===8<==============Original message text=============== > LW> I like it here, and have learned a lot from the more > LW> experienced (though not likely older) folks. > > LW> Who have you learned the most from here? > > > LW> I'll kick it off with a safe nominee (Wm Robb) and a > LW> dark horse (B. Rubenstein). Both seem to know a fair > LW> amount, though Robb is usually easier to digest, from > LW> a Pentax point of view, than BR. > > LW> There have, of course, been others. Mark Cassino, Bill > LW> Cassleberry, Cotty (brap hic! frlappp...) all come to mind. > LW> Alan Chen, Pal, Herb Chong, our leerless feeder and all around > LW> list guy Doug Brewer, the folks who run PUG, John Mustarde, > LW> and others I can't think of I could have voted for here. > > LW> I'm not factoring in PUG favorites, that's a whole other cup > LW> of tea. > > LW> -Lon > > ===8<===========End of original message text=========== > > >
