Half Dozen Game

[milk of amnesia]

4. Leica

 

[GeoffHYL]

5. Panasonic

 

[Vcore89]

deleted.

 

[Sudacafan]

6. Canon
The one that my father took all my childhood family pictures with.

 

[Sudacafan]

New topic
Famous all time photographers

1. Robert Capa

 

[Azure]

2. Do not know many but here's one

Gautam Rajyadhyaksh - a pic of the master cricketer Tendulkar

 

[Sudacafan]

3. Henri Cartier-Bresson

 

[stringertom]

4. Just saw the documentary entitled The Way I See It about Pete Souza, official White House photographer during the Reagan and Obama administrations. The guy is incredibly gifted!

 

[GeoffHYL]

5. Ansel Adams, all-time great landscape photographer of the Western U.S.

 

[Mike Bulgakov]

SIX

Irving Penn

Igor Stravinsky

Arnold Newman

Igor Stravinsky

Marilyn Monroe

Richard Avedon

Igor Stravinsky

Marilyn Monroe

NYC Museums:

1. The Metropolitan Museum of Art

 

[milk of amnesia]

Uggh! Someone always sneaks in right before I post

6. 7. from the previous category because she's too good to be left out: Berenice Abbott

Night View (1932)

Magnetism with Key (1958)

 

[stringertom]

2. MoMA...they used to have a free admission day when I worked in Manhattan so I made lunch visits each week.

 

[1HBHfanatic]

3. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
-this one looks interesting!?

 

[stringertom]

4. The Brooklyn Museum, NYC’s third largest museum

 

[Vcore89]

5. Guggenheim Museum Bilbao

 

[milk of amnesia]

^^^ NYC adjacent?

6. KGB Espionage Museum

New Category: Foods that are Salty

1. Pretzels

 

[1HBHfanatic]

2. sun flower seeds

 

[stringertom]

3.

 

[Sentinel]

3 4. I believe bouillon (spelling?) has a lot of salt in it.

(I don't mind salted caramel though!)

TOM, YOU STEPPED ON MY TOES !!!

 

[Mike Bulgakov]

6. KGB Espionage Museum

There's a certain charm to the old low-tech, mechanical espionage devices that makes them fun to see. Today the average person has more sophisticated espionage capabilities than the KGB had when the Soviet Union broke up at the end of the 1980s. People often have homes filled with hidden cameras and audio recording devices, and can track each other with the GPS devices that nearly eveyone willingly (or unwittingly) carries. It used to be a major operation to equip homes with recording devices and cars with GPS trackers.

Now it's only necessary to access the devices most people already have. Cars and phones can be remotely tracked by anyone, computer cameras and mics can be hacked, allowing users to be watched and listened to. Everything people do online is accessible. Alexa, are you listening?

3 4. I believe bouillon (spelling?) has a lot of salt in it.

(I don't mind salted caramel though!)

5. Pickles

 

[Sudacafan]

6. Anchovies

 

[Sudacafan]

Foods you really can’t swallow, you don’t know why

1. Polenta

 

[Tennis_Hands]

2. All manner of "fries" from the popular fast food joints.

It is not that I haven't tried, they are just utterly tasteless reservoirs of oil and all sorts of funny smells. The "I don't know why" part mostly relates to the other people that do like them. I don't know why.

 

[Sudacafan]

2. All manner of "fries" from the popular fast food joints.

It is not that I haven't tried, they are just utterly tasteless reservoirs of oil and all sorts of funny smells. The "I don't know why" part mostly relates to the other people that do like them. I don't know why.

I’m getting there slowly. I’ll let you know when I’m there.

 

[Sudacafan]

3. Bitterroot
Spoils all salads it’s involved

 

[stringertom]

2. All manner of "fries" from the popular fast food joints.

It is not that I haven't tried, they are just utterly tasteless reservoirs of oil and all sorts of funny smells. The "I don't know why" part mostly relates to the other people that do like them. I don't know why.

You need a Five Guys excursion! They source all their spuds from a small district in northern Idaho and ship the taters to each store without any processing or freezing. The spuds are cut at the store and they then use peanut oil for frying them TWICE for the optimal soft texture inside a crispy exterior. I’m getting the Jones for an order of them just by describing them and I ate some last night!

 

[stringertom]

4. I can’t swallow any tripe. The most disgusting meat I’ve ever tried!

 

[Sudacafan]

4. I can’t swallow any tripe. The most disgusting meat I’ve ever tried!

In South American language, if it’s mondongo, I hate it; if it’s chinchulín, almost burnt, I love it.

 

[stringertom]

In South American language, if it’s mondongo, I hate it; if it’s chinchulín, almost burnt, I love it.

The rodent popular for its fur? Yuk!

 

[James P]

5. Liver. Beef liver, anyway, as it's the only kind I've tried.

 

[Sudacafan]

The rodent popular for its fur? Yuk!

No.

 

[Sudacafan]

5. Liver. Beef liver, anyway, as it's the only kind I've tried.

It depends.

 

[Sudacafan]

6. Margarine

 

[Sudacafan]

Modern fashion trends you don’t like (for men)

1. Slim fit

 

[James P]

2. Baggy fit

 

[stringertom]

Modern fashion trends you don’t like (for men)

1. Slim fit

2. Baggy fit

3. Compromise fit

j/k; monochromatic “kits”

 

[stringertom]

No.

What is it then?

 

[1HBHfanatic]

4. no show socks!! call me old, but i just wonder WTF is that!!????

 

[Sudacafan]

5. Those haircuts

 

[Sudacafan]

4. no show socks!! call me old, but i just wonder WTF is that!!????

Michael Jackson fan?

 

[Sudacafan]

What is it then?

Come to Argentina and order chinchulines de venado.

 

[stringertom]

Come to Argentina and order chinchulines de venado.

When I travel there it will be to search tor Hannah McKay and Harrison Morgan.

But thanks for sharing.

 

[1HBHfanatic]

Michael Jackson fan?

-haaa yeah, i guess,
-mj had white socks with black pants,, that was a hard-no, for me also

-btw, the "tripitas" in bolivia, can be boiled or fried, fried i like!, boiled nopeeee

 

[Sudacafan]

When I travel there it will be to search tor Hannah McKay and Harrison Morgan.

But thanks for sharing.

Sorry. Don’t know them.
Search for Carlos Gardel and Astor Piazzolla.

 

[stringertom]

Sorry. Don’t know them.
Search for Carlos Gardel and Astor Piazzolla.

I refuse to divulge my reference other than to say the two characters were last seen on a Buenos Aires boulevard in anticipation of a reunion with a loved one that never happens.

 

[Tennis_Hands]

You need a Five Guys excursion! They source all their spuds from a small district in northern Idaho and ship the taters to each store without any processing or freezing. The spuds are cut at the store and they then use peanut oil for frying them TWICE for the optimal soft texture inside a crispy exterior. I’m getting the Jones for an order of them just by describing them and I ate some last night!

The closest Five Guys location from where I am is about 160 km away, but it is conveniently placed on my way to several places I visit. Who knows, I might surprise myself yet.

With that said, I understand your disgust at the tripe soup. Many people are like that when it comes to animal innards. There is the St. John Smithfield restaurant that specialises in that sort of food, however, so there are people that love it (yours truly being one of them). The Greeks also have it, as do some Middle Eastern countries.

 

[Sudacafan]

I refuse to divulge my reference other than to say the two characters were last seen on a Buenos Aires boulevard in anticipation of a reunion with a loved one that never happens.

That is something I would kill for. Good!

 

[Tennis_Hands]

6. Earrings

I mean, I draw the line at things that both one and his wife can fight over who will wear them.

Jewellery Houses

1. Van Cleef and Arpels

 

[James P]

2. Cartier

 

[stringertom]

3. The one with the blue boxes. Breakfast, anyone?