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I can't say I had a particular source of inspiration for taking dio pics, it just seemed like a natural progression for me. I started taking pictures of my Joes back in the pre-digital age, and it was a lot more difficult to do back then. Obviously you had a limited number of shots per roll of film, each shot was hit-or-miss, it was $10 a pop to have the roll of film developed (for maybe 6 or 8 good pics) plus you had the hassle of getting to and from the one-hour photo place. Taking pics back then was an occasional proposition rather than the whenever you feel like it pastime that we are lucky enough to enjoy today. Thank God for the digital revolution!

01-24-2010, 12:56 PM	#8
Outrider It's been a great ride! Offline --> Posts: 14,302 --> Join Date: Jun 2005	I can't say I had a particular source of inspiration for taking dio pics, it just seemed like a natural progression for me. I started taking pictures of my Joes back in the pre-digital age, and it was a lot more difficult to do back then. Obviously you had a limited number of shots per roll of film, each shot was hit-or-miss, it was $10 a pop to have the roll of film developed (for maybe 6 or 8 good pics) plus you had the hassle of getting to and from the one-hour photo place. Taking pics back then was an occasional proposition rather than the whenever you feel like it pastime that we are lucky enough to enjoy today. Thank God for the digital revolution! __________________ "The future's uncertain and the end is always near." - The Doors "Roadhouse Blues".