What can I say? Good job Kurt. Good job Bob. Now if only there was some furniture in there, I feel some inspiration comming on.

ha, nice one

Is it me?
 

Or is this the funniest thing I've read in years. You guys are killing me.

Christian

Well, I guess you can include me in the guilty party too because those tests I did with the HD100 and the Mini35 a couple of years ago included lots of plants--mostly in the background, but one specific one that was all about the little green bastards.

I am currently working on a documentary about the evolution of the chair, shooting all on the Brevis 35.

My next project is a documentary about our obsession with house plants...

See, all those tests pay off!!

Phil.

Don't forget to cover the early broomstick chair, very portable, light, reasonably robust, a good dogstick in a fight but fundimentally flawed if you sit on it in haste. (no accurate historical reference whatever).

More seriously, I am told that at some drycountry archeological sites where rock carvings abound, you can find worn surfaces on stones from climbing handholds and footmarks and sitdown marks on convenient slabs.

My all-time favorite shot is the Wide shot of creepy looking dolls in a small room and there's a blurred out small action figure in the distance on which the shooter practices his focus pulling skills....hahaha

not really doing docos on those topics, but if anyone wants to commission it..