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Michael Kenna's
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Carolyn Wright's
legal guide for
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Dan Margulis

Eloquent and
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"essays in defense
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Large-format color
from today's China

Quirky and fun
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Best book on the
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Beautiful sampling
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Anthology of the best
of Robert Capa

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Most important
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David Hurn and
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How to deal with
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Friday, May 12, 2006

An eloquent (and, frankly, amazing) follow-up to Oren's December post:

Posted by: MIKE JOHNSTON

Anonymous said...: Nice blog .. But where is the RSS flux so I can add it to my bloglines sub ??

Fred @ 400iso.com
fberinge@yahoo.com; 12:36 PM
Hugh Crawford said...: The Atom feed would be

http://theonlinephotographer.blogspot.com/atom.xml

or Mike could look at feedburner.com and get a rss feed going; 10:34 PM
Mike Johnston said...: I suppose Mike could if Mike had any idea what you're talking about.

--Mike; 11:01 PM
eolake said...: 5x12 inches film? What's that used for?; 6:42 AM
oren said...: Why, a 5x12 inch view camera, of course. Korona made a 5x12 Panoramic View along with their 7x17, 8x20 and 12x20 models; one was sold on eBay within the past few days. In the realm of modern cameras, I'm aware of three that Keith Canham has built in this size; there may be more.; 2:57 PM