I'm next in line for the camera after Raphael. However, I'm concerned because the South African Post Office (SAPO) seems to be in disarray at present. A few weeks ago on 1 April, the national airline South African Airways announced that they were suspending international shipments for SAPO because of SAPO's failure to pay them.
I am very sorry to learn that, Andrew ! Given the links you sent, things about South African Post, aren't definitively settled, so maybe things will be better in a few weeks ? Of course, it should be decided with consensus, especially of the next applicants, but maybe I can wait this time before sending you the camera (once I get it) ?
I was eager to make this camera a big jump to Durban
Best regards,
Raphael
I lived in East Africa in the 1980's and a camera would have been unlikely to get to me.
But if the camera has a decent chance of getting to you, I surely don't care about waiting 5 weeks. I think it would be cool to get one of these to all continents.
Maybe we can enlist Alex Gard to start off a camera in Antarctica....
I lived in East Africa in the 1980's and a camera would have been unlikely to get to me.
But if the camera has a decent chance of getting to you, I surely don't care about waiting 5 weeks. I think it would be cool to get one of these to all continents.
Guess what I found at the top of my mail basket when coming back from work this evening ?
Hi all,
BTW, I wonder if we will see someday scans of Camera 9's logbook pages ? Is Shawn got it back with the Olympus ? I don't think we ever mentioned it since the camera return to NYC. I guess there is inside a lot of funny messages to share and enjoy.
Raphael
Hi all,
So what ?
I see the subject isn't rising too much passion and messages- probably, as someone wrote, it's Traveling Camera Fatigue, or TCF.
So, just to keep you informed and awoke (even with no-event) I haven't taken my two shots yet, weather here has just changed from execrable to averagely acceptable. Went on site this noon with the Pentax, but no way, dull lighting and no obvious composing came up... Will try again the next week. Sorry to all.
I need to read further the logbook, I just saw Bert wrote a long (and illustrated) entry!
I should think also about something to wrote myself.
BTW, I wonder if we will see someday scans of Camera 9's logbook pages ? Is Shawn got it back with the Olympus ? I don't think we ever mentioned it since the camera return to NYC. I guess there is inside a lot of funny messages to share and enjoy.
So, everybody is OK for sending the Camera to Andrew in South Africa, as things seems to be resolving with the SAPO, as a next step ? I will PM Andrew, as soon as the camera will be ready.
Best regards,
Raphael
Every time I shoot an image I immediately look at the back of my camera like a pro digital photographer to chimp ...
... and see what is in the viewfinder ...
FTFY
Every time I shoot an image I immediately look at the back of my camera like a pro digital photographer to check ...
... and see what type of film it was I loaded this camera with some months ago and guestimate the next exposure ...
I have a homemade camera with an 8x11 inch ground glass.. the last time I had it out, several people saw me focusing with my coat draped over my head. When they came to see what I was doing I let them look at the glass, and they thought it was pretty neat and funny that the world was upside-down. Full circle I guess....
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