From: Pam Niedermayer (pam@pinehill.com)
Date: 10/27/02-08:51:27 PM Z
Actually, Sandy has a point. Being on one's feet all day is probably
much healthier than sitting in front of a computer, at least it was when
I was working in the darkroom compared to software development. Not
exactly physically challenging, but still exercise.
Pam
FDanB@aol.com wrote:
>Sandy said in his message...
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>>I suspect that virtually all people who are deeply
>>involved in digital photography spend many hours on their rear end in
>>front of the computer, and because of this many neglect the health
>>benefits of the good exercise we get in wet processing, which by
>>necessity involves a lot of movement.
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>Oh yeah, just the thought of turning that film tank every 30 seconds gets
>my heart pumping. For what it's worth, I did both cardio and resistance
>workouts today, taking advantage of the time I would have spent
>processing the 400+ images made in New Orleans this week...had they been
>made with phylm.
>
>Two sides to every coin.
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>;^)
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>Dan
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