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This weekend is to celebrate the 5th Anniversary of D70Users.com/DSLRUsers.com.

The following ideas come to mind:

Saturday - 8th August, 2009

Meet in the City at 2-2:30pm for several hours of shooting followed by a Cafe meal in Rundle Street East.

or

Sunday - 9th August, 2009

Meet at Cudlee Creek Cafe at 11:30am for an early lunch and then off to Gorge Wildlife Park for an afternoon of shooting.

If you are interested, please indicate either Saturday or Sunday. As usual majority rules.

Hi,
great idea , I'm avalaible both dates so happy to go with the majority
DebT

I'm free both days as well. I think the city has more options if it rains, like sitting in the pub, so I'll lean that way.

I should be able to come to either day.
I'd probably lean towards Sunday. Just to balance it up. But I agree about the possible weather issue.

Daniel

I'm new here, so be nice

I play soccer on Saturday, so Sunday will be my choice... been watching the forums for a while, and always looking for other enthusiasts to team up with!

I am in - either day works...

*** Important Notice ***

Saturday 8th August, 2009

1. Meet Felici Espresso Bar, 261 Rundle Street (East End) at 2:30-3:00pm. "Coffee, yeah".
http://www.felici.com.au/
(In case of rain, discuss alternative, like a Pub - the Stag Hotel is just down the block )
Shoot performing act/s in the Mall etc.

2. Dinner 5:00-6:30pm Rundle Mall, East End. Perhaps Scoozi Caffe Bar, 272 Rundle Street. Also has suitable food for Vegetarian's. Check out their website: http://www.scoozi.com.au/

3. Shoot after dark - people in Cafe's through windows, dead end Lane Ways, and buildings along North Terrace etc.

Feel free to join in at any time!

Remarks: please send a PM if you require my Mobile Number.

Attending:

DebT
Virgs
darklightphotography
DanielA
Paul Haese - recently returned from China shooting the total eclipse of the sun
me

Sounds like fun - see you on Saturday ???
Deb

Deb,

I have added it to thread above 'Saturday 8th August, 2009'.

Also it can be seen on the front page 'Calendar Section'.

DebT wrote:Sounds like fun - see you on Saturday ???
Deb

See I am a natural blonde - you don't get that silly out of a bottle
See Ya!

I will bring the new beast along so we can all have a play - start your gym workouts though it is considerably heavier than anything else we have used...

Have fun guys!

Virgs, your appendages just keep getting bigger!!!

Lee, I may have gone too far this time!!! It is so much bigger than anything else in the kit and even makes the 300 2.8 look small and light! Boy oh boy is it an awesome lens though and so friggen fast.....

I'll be there. See you all on the day.

Being Captain newbie I would love to come along and meet up with you all and watch how you go about your craft, unfortunately I have a CFS course on this weekend(Fri,Sat,Sun)so will be unable to attend, enjoy yourselves!

Cheers Rob

*** Final Reminder for the Event tomorrow ***

The weather looks to be on our side:

Saturday 8th August, 2009:

Colder morning with fog/frost patches in south.
Mostly sunny day.
Northerly winds strengthening.

http://www.weatherzone.com.au/sa

See you at:

Felici Espresso Bar, 261 Rundle Street (East End) at 2:30-3:00pm.

Once again, please PM before 1:30 pm tomorrow if you want my Mobile No. as I will be leaving for the city shortly thereafter.

And for those members flying in on Virgin, Glen can recommend the chicken wraps.

Another good meet, although I recall more eating than pic taking

Lens envy?


Boys in action




My best pic from the day

2s @ f11 ISO200 for those interested.


There was some discussion about the legal rights of street photographers. I usually carry a PDF from the Arts Law Center that details street photographers rights. Basically, so long as you are not taking pics for the purpose of sexual gratification of people who are undressed or engaged in private acts, then you are in the clear.

NSW lawyer Andrew Nemeth has a page at http://4020.net/words/photorights.php with more info and links to specific legal precedents that is well worth the read.

virgs cant wait to handle your "big thing"

cheers rob

darklightphotography wrote:Lens envy?

Of course! I'm sure BigV now wants a smaller lens that he can hand hold...

Some of mine from the day:






Daniel

No I dont...

Boys in action

thats awesome! these lads could double as the aus special forces - great shot as they 'storm' the subject..

Some of mine from the day:

DanielA, that first shot is really noice! the reflecting blue from the pyramids is lovely (never thought i would use that word )

While some of you may be thinking the Adelaide Boyz are just over compensating ...let me assure you some things in Adelaide are just BIG ...REALLY REALLY BIG



Have fun
DebT

DebT wrote:While some of you may be thinking the Adelaide Boyz are just over compensating ...let me assure you some things in Adelaide are just BIG ...REALLY REALLY BIG



Have fun
DebT

Nice pic Deb. So there was a use for those sky shots after all?

Big V wrote:No I dont...

Sure you do...

biggerry wrote:DanielA, that first shot is really noice! the reflecting blue from the pyramids is lovely (never thought i would use that word )

Thanks. It's a surprising hard sculpture to capture.

Daniel