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Hi Norman,
nice photos! Are they a couple of MOTM modules running of the Blacet/Wiard power supply?
  I like the black & white photos! A dear friend of mine used to do a lot of B&W photography where he staged scenes of very beautiful ladies dressed in apocolyptic fashion. By apocolyptic i mean garments made from trashed car parts, leather, reflective materials. The reflective materials often gave the photographs a luminescent aspect, almost flourescent white in places. The whole effect was old world somehow with magical & futuristic elements, executed with a precision hand. Very beautiful work by a truly gifted artist.
-Matt

Norman Fay wrote: 
>             Not sure if this is what you're after, Tommy, but it's as near as I've got: 
>  http://www.flickr. com/photos/ 16804034@ N00/429428513/ in/set-721576000 17769090/ 
> If you mean a pair of 300-series mounted one above the other in the 
> 300-style blue rack ear frame, I'm not sure how that would work, or if 
> it would, even.  2 standard frac modules stacked one on top of the 
> other fit OK heightwise, but they're a bit wider than a 300-series 
> module. 
> Your email address is awesome, BTW. 
> (I just uploaded a bunch of screengrabs from Louis Feuillade's amazing 
> "Fantomas" serial from 1913/1914 to my flickr account BTW BTW if 
> anyone's interested in that kind of palaver.) 
> On Wed, Jul 16, 2008 at 4:21 PM, Tommy DOG < mrsvomit@tommydog. com > wrote: 
>> Does anyone have a picture of 1200 & 300 modules mounted in a 300 
>> frame. I am considering doing this and I would like to see what it 
>> looks like without taking apart my system. 
>> 
>> Thanks, 
>> TD 
>> 
>> 
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