Flickr: chasjm21

I shall keep evolving this.

Cuillin Ridge, Isle of Skye, West Coast of Scotland, June 2005 - not a place for the faint hearted!

Gear:
Olympus OM-1n
Zuiko 24mm f2.8
Zuiko 50mm f1.8
Tamron 28mm f2.5 with adaptall-2 mount
Tamron SP35mm-210mm f3.5-f4.2 with adaptall-2 mount
Canon IXUS 105

My contacts are a collection, unprejudiced by colour, race or creed of camera, their engaging properties entirely leaving such considerations behind, (unless you decide to consider what tools may be required to achieve such results).
My favourites show that great shots are not model dependant.
However I could not go as far as to say every shot could of been taken by any camera & being comfortable with the model you are using is necessary.

Whilst I may not be at a point where the following needs to be added, unfortunately there may be a time when it has to be said, so lets get it out of the way. All photographs in this stream are copy right protected © JS Broom all rights reserved. No personal or commercial use without my prior consent. Don't print from the screen, copy, distribute, publish, download or re-post process. If you do any of the above or sell my work, that is theft, respect the spirit of Flickr, don't steal pictures!

Comments that are either constructive, objective or humourous are welcome.

My groups protocol:
Add images to groups on invitation, randomly.
Don't join groups that exist just to generate comments or favs either way.

Should you add me as a contact & I don't reciprocate, don't take it personally.

Please, no awards / large images / banners.

Everything in life at the end of the day boils to a matter of opinion. Well that's my opinion anyway.

Acronym (Christopher (Alexander Supertramp) (John) McCandless) - CHASjM
The acronym I raised from (Have you read?) John Krakauer's book Into The Wild about a 21 year old guy from Annandale USA.

Being footloose is associated with escape from oppression, awksome obligations and absolute freedom. I have within myself a superabundance of energy which finds no outlet in a quiet life. A lone wanderer of the wilderness provides a way of life without compare, for the interaction with the beauty of the great outdoors provides movement, excitement & a danger which exhilarates me & creates a restless lure & fascination. This all being part of me, enables me to live intensely & richly.

John