What a wonderful story, so cute.

He certainly make friends easily.

To QUOTE

"Having said that cars are not really my thing, I have to say that those Jaguar E types are extraordinary. On its release Enzo Ferrari called it "The most beautiful car ever made" and it may be apocryphal but he was supposed to have added: "·There's just one thing wrong with it. It hasn't got the Ferrari badge on it."!


No I think he was wrong with this quote.
The "D" type was much more stylish, and the D type (with a top speed of 208mph) beat his cars at Le Mans as well until the French banned them.
Year 1956

As well as that I believe the pre war SS100 to be one of their better designs.


PS. ... I would image trying to upload full size files would have taken forever?

I believe you ... but I'm glad that you did, that was very interesting for me.

the Automobile Museum of Málaga.


What a fabulous Museum?

Realy liked those little Austin 7's as well.

"Minervette", Belgium 1904

Isn't this a super little car.

That takes my fancy.

The fisherman is gorgeous, very nice.

Very nice indeed. The first one is my favorite.

I think they're very nice.

Yeah simple but nice, nice mood, well done.

Oh! gorgeous.

Very well taken Steve.

PS. very nice Avatar as well.

Snappy, ... you're getting so many conflicting replies here, that you must be just as confussed as before.

Why don't you just shoot with what you've already got, and buy what you think you'd like as you go along?

Post some pictures of your shoot.

I shoot Portraiture a lot, in fact that's all I shoot.

Camera body dosen't matter much, but I prefer to shoot with just two lens an 85mm and a 35mm.

Most people prefer to use a longer Lens I know, but I find that one tends to be too far away from the Subject Matter and not as well in contact.

But it's up to you what do you like?

Hi ... well the tests done on the D800 have shown some very good results, and a bit cheaper than the D4, which is also very good.

In fact I think the D800 will be my next Camera.