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@[email protected] Do you rent lenses? If so, do you typically rent them from one supplier and take them with you, or do you find a rental business where you're going, or some combination?
(I'm assuming you've sprung for the IQ4 since you use it so often, but I guess that doesn't /have/ to be the case either...)
@[email protected] lol, I was thinking about exactly this last night. Please actually do it :)
@[email protected] I always enjoy this photo. There's also a great shot of the top of floors in Chris Hynes's book "Highrises: Art Deco". Oddly without the antenna mast, though.
@[email protected] Category error due to a common mis-framing of the facts. The US election is currently underway. Ballot submission ends on the 5th, and if we're really lucky (which I doubt), the election will be over on the 6th and we can move on to implementing the results.
@[email protected] oh, nukes. okay.
@[email protected] any idea why they decided to do this strange design? Seems like a lot of overkill: it's not in tornado alley, not in hurricane bowling land, and it doesn't seem like reinforced concrete would be better for earthquakes than the traditional metal tower.