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Serving practice

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Just back from Paris, where most of the days were spent at the Roland Garros tennis arena. Dominik Hrbaty tests his serve before one of his matches. 180 KPH never looked as easy.

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Me and my Nikkormat

Here's a secret: I'm not all that interested in cameras. I know the basics that go into getting a picture on film, but I'm lost when things get complicated. But I've always liked photography, so when I had some extra money eight years ago, I bought a Nikon F50 camera (Aka N50). I shot some rolls, and made a simple discovery: It stunk. It was more like an advanced point and shoot, with little thinking left to the photographer. Which is me. And I like to think before I do stuff. Several years later I bought my Nikon Coolpix 800 , my first and only digital camera (which I still love). But I still wanted a proper SLR camera, to learn the basics of photography. A local shop had the Nikkormat FT2 for sale, and I traded it for my F50. That deal is getting better year by year. I have never been let down by my Nikkormat. The meter needs a battery, other than that it's all manual. I have taken it with me everywhere (beaches of France, Rome, the Norwegian mountains), and it&#

Misty morning

Trains leaving Stavanger railway station.

Italian Open 2003

Gustavo Kuerten (near end) reaches for a drop shot by Gaston Gaudio. Shot on a very hot day at the Foro Italico in May 2003, with a 50 mm f/2 from the stands. Gaudio went on to win the match, which was great fun.

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