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Scotland, I'm with you!

We've been through this... mass propaganda favored for NO, while the people and the Nation itself replied with a YES.
We know how it works, we've been there.
After all, empires must end, period. And please don't argue, UK is still an empire, as the US is (non officially), and so is Russia...

It's like the eye of a dinosaur... Love it.

bfitzgerald wrote:...I was hoping for a potent Dr. Harout input, but then I assume he's a doctor of??? (curious now)
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Dermatologist

Hmmm, sweet you say... I have to check on Wiki...
Glad everything's OK with you.

BTW, I bought myself a 35/1.4 DG A (listening to DK)
I am quite pleased with it.
I have to stress that formerly I was against purchasing any Sigma lens, after my experience with the 50/2.8 EX DG...
And now...

Birma, did they mention in that episode on Townsville about Greg's Birthday?
I guess they did, and if they omitted, than the hell with them.
So, Greg, have a good one with a wish of many many happy and healthy returns.

LIKE

Ararat by Dr. Harout, on Flickr

Wow, I am quite late, but better late than never...
I hope you had a great one.

I am guilty of being away for a while. Superb shots have been linked meanwhile here. Well done my friends.
Here's one from me;
Ararat and Khor Virap by Dr. Harout, on Flickr

Bring them in, guys, great shots all.
More from Beirut 1990
Traffic
Traffic by Dr. Harout, on Flickr

Nice shot Doc, and a great B&W conversion as always. :) Thanks. No conversion here Birma, it was shot on B&W film. Those were very very cheap and affordable for anyone. But we always lusted for good films such as Kodak or Ilford B&W. We used to prepare all our developers ingredient by i...

Shot with Nikon FE2 and probably a 50/1.8 on Soviet 64 ASA Svema film in Beirut, 1990
Poser is my late auntie.

I call it, Lost in thoughts (it's a posed shot)
Lost in Thoughts by Dr. Harout, on Flickr

Too busy with lots of events lately. Thank you all, I'm flattered. Cheers to you all.