Odd dogness and Bronica shots

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Elsie dog (pictured above) did a weird thing at 04:14 this morning. She started barking incessantly. This is exceptionally weird as she hardly ever barks - most dogs that are bread as a gun dog (like Elsie was) do not bark. The second oddity was the time. Something must have freaked her out but when I got downstairs, heart racing, lights a blazing, there was nothing wrong - nothing out of place and she was fine and dandy.  Odd dog.

At lunchtime today, I got a couple of films back from the lab that were shot a few weeks ago on a Bronica ETRS - a beautiful old medium format film camera with a top down viewfinder. Some of the shots are 'OK' but there's nothing wow factor 10. I've seen some incredible stuff done with this camera - unfortunately, I wouldn't put these shots in the same hallowed ranks!

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It was nice though was being able to pop out at lunchtime and pick up films. It feels quite odd popping into town from the office for some reason. I bumped into so many people I knew. That was nice as well. Popping into Harrogate town centre, from the office is something I've not done for about 7.5 years. I walked past a thai cafe today that I used to grab an excellent thai red curry from as a treat - I'd forgotten all about it. I may have to resume that habit. They still do it but the price has gone up. bah.

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Simon Anderson

You're in Harrogate now then? I assume you were referring to Thai Pavillion near the bus station - great little place that and very under rated. Who devved your films?

Matt

No! I'm on about that little takeaway place opposite the cinema - just the other side of the roundabout. Really authentic Thai curry. Quite a bit of fire in them! Max Spielmann sent them off to a lab on my behalf. They cannot process 120 in house. Good service, apart from the way they delivered the proc negs back - rolled up and sticking out the top of a 35mm pot.

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