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Well, I still like the '59 Coupe de Ville tail better, but if the runes say Chrysler, who am I to argue?

Thank you, I have fixed the description.

Check your post title and text.

Hi Rob,

Sorry to hear about your wife.
The problem with websites is that they need constant care like a garden.
On the other hand they do materialize one's "brand"

It's unbelievable to what extent curating one's brand has become an essential part of social life.

Edmund
Edmund

The only escape is to avoid social media which, thankfully, didn't exist when I was working! It would have driven me nuts.

Hello Edmund - thanks for the website comment; it - the website - came into being because when my wife died, I had to find something to fill my mind and convince/remind? myself that I had once had a busy photographic life. Also, as I’d been spending quite a lot of time online, it occurred to me that I had really better try to get a visible presence to back up what I was writing about photography… even back then, I was aware that with the internet on tap, it was possible for folks to write superficially convincingly about any topic that came along; Google created a lot of three-minute experts.

A secondary function, which has grown in importance for me, is that a website provides a very convenient way of viewing and storing my own photographs without having to open the computer: all I need do is look at the iPad.

Thanks again for the kind comment!

Hi Rob,

Sorry to hear about your wife.
The problem with websites is that they need constant care like a garden.
On the other hand they do materialize one's "brand"

It's unbelievable to what extent curating one's brand has become an essential part of social life.

Edmund
Edmund

I'm selling my EF 16-35/2.8LIII as it's simply not being used much recently. It is in mint- condition and comes with everything Canon shipped it with new. I will only ship to US only via USPS Priority Service for $900 plus $50 for shipping.

Thanks for the feedback! This very helpful, much appreciated

Neil

I forgot to add that Canon's Professional Print & Layout is a free download from the Canon website.

Last of the Supras, as far as I can tell. BMW engine derivative, and Japanese construction bringing the fight to Italy.

Such shining love and dedication, when all the rest of the visible cars are covered in Sahara dust.

The best I can muster these days is a wash of the windows in order to see where I'm going and, perhaps, a little history of where I think I've just been.

With the Canon PRO1100 the best option is to use Canon’s Professional Print & Layout to print the targets. This bypasses the OS printing pipeline and sends the data direct to the printer. There is an option to print without colour management in the app. You can find it under ‘Color Mode’ as ‘No Color correction’. I have tested it and can confirm that it works satisfactorily.