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A month ago I spent my day off with the great senator Mike Michaels.

We had Chicken and Waffles and a great conversation.

He is doing good but staying away from the internet. Which is admirable and something that I inspire to do.

I snapped a photo which my Leica CL on a Kodak XX 5222 cinema B&W stock. Developed in Kodak Xtol 1:1 at 75F

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I am so glad to hear this! 

Have been worried about him, and since he is off the net, no news at all until you have met him. 

 

-vin

 

 

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6 minutes ago, vin said:

I am so glad to hear this! 

Have been worried about him, and since he is off the net, no news at all until you have met him. 

 

-vin

 

 

I kept in touch. He was in bad shape health wise but recovered and looks great.

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Thank you so much, Rado, for posting this! Senator has kept such a low profile we have all been worried about him. I hope he's doing okay and I respect his desire to stay off social media (but I do miss him!).

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18 hours ago, Jeff Wexler said:

Thank you so much, Rado, for posting this! Senator has kept such a low profile we have all been worried about him. I hope he's doing okay and I respect his desire to stay off social media (but I do miss him!).

 

11 hours ago, glenn said:

It is good to see him. I hope he reads this and knows we miss him.

 

He would not read this but I will make sure to get the message to him. 

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4 hours ago, RadoStefanov said:

I am trying to emulate him on Facebook but the youth gets easily triggered.  

They really do. I see so many people asking questions online that they really should know before charging money for their services. Most of the time these people are already on set in a panic and somehow believe that asking a group online is quicker than consulting a manual. But if I bring it up man, they spit acid at you. Being a professional isn’t what it used to be. Apparently it’s ok to barely know your job and be unprepared, just as long as you do it with a smile. 

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1 hour ago, JonG said:

They really do. I see so many people asking questions online that they really should know before charging money for their services. Most of the time these people are already on set in a panic and somehow believe that asking a group online is quicker than consulting a manual. But if I bring it up man, they spit acid at you. Being a professional isn’t what it used to be. Apparently it’s ok to barely know your job and be unprepared, just as long as you do it with a smile. 

Hear hear. 
 

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Thanks Rado, 

 

I had the privilege to sit with him and chat for the evening at NAB some years back. He was one of the ones who really instilled in me -respect for this site, and I've valued it like no other website since then. 

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