Something worth seeing

[kiev4a]

I direct you attenion to my latest post in the classifieds, thanking Jules for buying my Zenit. I included some background in the post, a picture of "Anya of Odessa" the gal who sold me the camera. I bought several cameras from Anya. She was a Soviet Air Force brat -- her dad was a test pilot. She worked days in a hotel and nights in a fish market to earn enough money to buy a computer and start selling cameras on Ebay. She finally retired from that--although her website is still up and the last I knew she was in England as a rep. for some Russian company and occasionally was selling cars on ebay! A super nice gal and a legend among some of the more veteran FSU camera collectors.

Aw heck, I'll just post the photo again here:

[Reiska]

Absolutely I'l echo. Those forms, bends and carvigs are really beautifull. Only a real woodworker is capable to create something like that.
One thing I would say, your aim is a bit too low. A least I can not see the upper part

[byuphoto]

reiska said:

Absolutely I'l echo. Those forms, bends and carvigs are really beautifull. Only a real woodworker is capable to create something like that.
One thing I would say, your aim is a bit too low. A least I can not see the upper part

I thought his aim was spot on ;D I was admiring the curves and form also

[kiev4a]

Reiska:

You've been spending waaaay too much time with your cameras.