I’m posting a few more pictures from Berlin now that I’ve got a fast internet connection. Will put them in a set shortly. I have to say that while it’s a pain to carry around a big camera, the camera + lens make all the difference. Makes me sort of want my own dSLR. Loving Kathy’s 40D.
1 Response to "a few more berlin pictures"
1 | carlodemarchis
Some Berlin Web 2.0 photos:http://www.flickr.com/photos/carlodemarchis/sets/72157608233288827/
Thanks for the long reply on 'Does the browser matters to average users?”
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