i-Steps

[Brian Moore]

The stairwell in the Apple Store at The Grove in Los Angeles. Still shooting with the Cheap-As-Chips Cam (Konica Autoreflex TC) and Kodak Plus X film which I developed in Rodinal 1:100 for 90 minutes.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

iLike this a lot

 

[Brian Moore]

i-Thanks.

 

[Pete Askew]

How on earth did you manage to take this shot without some Apple dude leaping in front of you and telling your camera was 'awesome' and then asking you if they could help.

Still, I'm glad you did and iLike it 2.

 

[Brian Moore]

How on earth did you manage to take this shot without some Apple dude leaping in front of you and telling your camera was 'awesome' and then asking you if they could help.

Pete,...you amaze me! I snapped the shot and moments later a freindly young sales associate began asking me questions about my Cheap-As-Chips Cam and telling how great it was and how he wanted to shoot film. One thing led to another and soon he tried to interest me in an i-Mac. (I had just bought one at another store a couple of weeks earlier.)

Anyway,...i-Thanks Pete!

 

[Davie Hudson]

I feel as if I should kneel in homage to the apple store great picture

 

[adrian jordin]

If those stairs are as transparent as they look, people underneath are going to get an i-full.....

 

[Paul Lange]

I will only ever need an iPad after I have poked myself in the eye! I must admit the assistant in the Cambridge Apple store was very helpful when Ella had trouble with her iPod. Lovely photie Brian.

 

[Brian Moore]

Davie,...thank you.

Adrian and Paul. LOL! (Looks like I've started an i-Pun thread.)

Lovely photie

Paul,...great to see you're improving you language skills!

 

[Pete Askew]

Shouldn't that be just 'photi'?!!

 

[Brian Moore]

Shouldn't that be just 'photi'?!!

Well,...I didn't want to say anything that might discourage Paul in any way since he is doing so well, but since you bring it up Pete, correct spelling would be "fotie."