Good follow up to yesterday Ogden, like the processing, it improves this very bland modern building.

Ogden Nash: Thanks Brian. I tell you what, I bet the price of the apartments overlooking the estuary won't be bland!

The Royal Institute of Photographers or Film Fanatics[RIPOFF] have brought to my attention the work you have been publicaly exibiting recently. We feel the quality of the work is totally outstanding and you would certainly kickstart all the died in the wool old fogie to discard the production of traditional pinhole camera images that cover the walls of our headquarters in thousands. We will be pleased to allow you life membership for a small gift of 200 copies of CS3 and 200 professional digital SLR cameras. This small request would raise your photographic status substancially. I do hope that you will consider the offer at your earliest convenience.

Yours
Kodac-Brownie

PS Cash for honours is not a root we follow.

[nudge nudge ;-) ;-)]

Ogden Nash: It is not in my nature to accept gifts, even from such an august body as RIPOFF. However, I am prepared to make an exception in this instance.

PS A small item of paper with my autograph is in the post

You are honoured by Lord Kodac-Brownie, amzing I knew his nephew, I gave me one of his Brownies from 1952.
You lucky man, did you ever think your twiddling might get noticed to the big world.

This is a little over-twiddled I think...

Ogden Nash: No it isn't! It is horribly over twiddled...fun though!

Surely Astrid will change her mind on the over-twiddling comment if I say it's absolutely BRILLIANT!?! I think it's one of your best twiddles to date, imho!

Ogden Nash: You do? Really? I don't know what to say. I'll have to do some more soon.