Let's all shoot 1 camera, Part Deux?

Nathan Smith · Sep 20, 2005

janvanhove said:
Sorry about the delay, I'm not guilty, and not the British customs... I've been sick for nearly two weeks, and didn't get around to posting the camera... Really sorry about that, it should be off before the end of the week...

re-sorry...

PJ

Hi Patrick -

I'm sorry to hear that you've been ill, but glad that you're well enough to make it back to the computer! The camera will get there ... just glad to know it's not lost and you're still among the living.

Nathan

mikeg · Sep 20, 2005

janvanhove said:
Sorry about the delay, I'm not guilty, and not the British customs... I've been sick for nearly two weeks, and didn't get around to posting the camera... Really sorry about that, it should be off before the end of the week...

Hi Patrick,

Don't worry about the camera, hope you're feeling better soon.

Regards

Mike

janvanhove · Sep 21, 2005

I'll give a shout here as soon as it's on its way....

Cheers,
PJ

gbroadbridge · Oct 3, 2005

I think the next camera to travel the world needs a few more rules attached.

I'd really like the camera to only stay in one place for 7 days - shoot or pass on. Just a shot out of your window will interesting.

Graham.

janvanhove · Oct 4, 2005

Yeah, I agree, that guy in Belgium holding to that camera is just getting on my nerves....
Wait, hold on, it's me...

Sorry again guys for the delay, the shot itself was actually fast, it's the sending off of the camera that took time... And the postal offices in Belgium are open in nicely convenient hours which coincidently are the same as my working hours.... grrrr...

Anyhow, no need to blame the postal system, it's all my fault, sorry again for the delay...

PJ

janvanhove · Oct 4, 2005

Ho, by the way, the camera has been given to the tender care of the Belgian postal system yesterday, so should be arriving in UK before the end of the week...

PJ

mikeg · Oct 4, 2005

Thanks Patrick,

I'll let everyone know when it arrives here.

Cheers

Mike

mikeg · Oct 7, 2005

The camera has arrived -- thanks Patrick. I'll try and take the photo over the weekend if it stops raining and get it sent down to Bob.

Cheers

Mike

mikeg · Oct 17, 2005

It's finally stopped raining and brightened up enough for me to pop out and take my photo. I'll try and get it in the post tomorrow.

Mike

mikeg · Oct 18, 2005

Camera sent today to Bob.

Mike

Bob F. · Oct 19, 2005

Camera arrived safely...

Nathan - the yellow plastic box was a good idea: lets you completely remove the previous person's sealing tape without damaging the packaging at all. Still looking good...

I'll try to get it on its way downunder by Monday (but the heavens have opened here after a few weeks of good weather, with more rain forecast)...

Cheers, Bob.

janvanhove · Oct 20, 2005

I really am looking forward to seing everyone's photoraphs...
Gettin close to the bottom of the list...

PJ

SuzanneR · Oct 20, 2005

I know... not only will it have travelled the continents, but the seasons as well!!

wiseowl · Oct 20, 2005

Is there any intention of doing a round 3?
If so I'm interested in joining (UK based.) as I now seem to have a bit of time to do some photography again and I'm looking for something to fire me up.

Bob F. · Oct 20, 2005

Suzanne Revy said:
I know... not only will it have travelled the continents, but the seasons as well!!

Well, when I send it to Aussie, it will go from Autumn to Spring in a few hours - time travel, APUG style...

da da dum,
da da dum,
da da dum,
da. da. da.
da da dum,
da da dum,
da da dum,
da. da. da.

whhhheeeeooooowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww......

Cheers, Bob.

Nathan Smith · Oct 20, 2005

Bob, you're quite the lyricist!

wiseowl, I think you should start Round 3. If you check out this thread and the Round 1 thread you'll find a number of folks who missed out - and a number of us would take part if there are shots left over.

Several suggestions have been made for the next round, mostly to make things go a bit faster. One was to limit the number to something like 12 and each get 2 shots. Another was to put a time limit on how long each person is to keep it, I'm not sure I'm in favor of that one - you can't enforce it and it seems like it would just cause arguements. The plastic box worked I think (thanks Bob F.), it's as light as cardboard but more durable so every other person didn't have find a new box, and it was lined with foam rubber so there's no bother in packing and unpacking. It would be fun if you could find a cheap old camera with adjustable shutter and aperture settings :0)

Go for it. I had fun organizing this one, but next time I'd like to be just one of the stops on its route. Thanks to ggriffi for starting Round1 and to everyone who jumped on board, it's been a blast and I haven't even seen the photos yet!

Nathan

Bob F. · Oct 31, 2005

The camera is on its way to Oz... I just hope the Post Office have fed the carrier pigeons well.

Bob.

Nathan Smith · Oct 31, 2005

Woohoo! It's off to Oz we go!

Bob F. · Oct 31, 2005

Just remembered...

I noticed when I went to the Post Office to post the camera that there were new stamps available commemorating the England cricket team's victory for the first time in donkey's years over Australia in the recent Test series (The Ashes) - yes, I know, sad innit!. Anyway, two values are available: 30 pence (UK 1st class postage) and 68 pence... Odd, I thought, so I looked it up... guess how much it costs to send an airmail letter to Australia?... Nice to see someone at the Post Office has a sense of humour...

Cheers, Bob.

mikeg · Nov 1, 2005

Bob F. said:
... and 68 pence... Odd, I thought, so I looked it up... guess how much it costs to send an airmail letter to Australia?... Nice to see someone at the Post Office has a sense of humour...

I was really disappointed that the stamps were not available when I posted my cards to Kevin and Nige for the postcard exchange Still at least there's my avatar of Freddie Flintoff. Sad I know, but after years and years of ribbing from Aussie friends I have to make the most of this!

Cheers

Mike

gbroadbridge · Nov 1, 2005

Needless to say, there are no commemorative stamps here. I'm sure that there must have been lot's preprinted, which were probably quietly spirited away and burnt to ashes in the middle of the night.

Anyway, make the most of it, that's the last you'll see of that urn for a long long time

Anyway, does anyone have a preference for development? I have ID11, LC29 or Rodinal on hand. As the film is HP5 I'm tempted to use ID11 1+1, but I'm open to suggestions.

I'll let the group know when the camera arrives, normally 5-10 business days from the U.K. I'll then hand deliver to GlennSYD if he's available to fill one of the empty frames, then shoot mine.

graham

Graham.

Nathan Smith · Nov 1, 2005

ID11 sounds fine to me, but I'm not too rigid on that.

janvanhove · Nov 2, 2005

Then whan happens with the images? do we have an online gallery somewhere aviailable?
I'd be happy to have a gallery for the project on my website, if it helps...

PJ

Nathan Smith · Nov 2, 2005

I PM'd Sean about this a while back, here's his reply:

"...I'm happy to create a gallery for it. Maybe a "Member Functions" gallery with sub galleries for the various things we do."

That sounds good to me, especially as the Round1 photos can go in another sub-gallery along with this one. It would be a great place for other adventures. Perhaps we'll have one where all members take a photo at the same time, wherever they happen to be at that time, and post scans of the results.

Nathan

gbroadbridge · Nov 3, 2005

What an interesting idea!!

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