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Cheers Ray, this is so encouraging coming from someone who is held in such high esteem in regards to their photography. Thanks matey, and I hope you have a fab weekend too

travis28 wrote:Cheers Ray, this is so encouraging coming from someone who is held in such high esteem in regards to their photography.

Think you've got the wrong bloke

Heh, I think not

Thank you for sharing these lovely photographs.. Linda is certainly photogenic and is the perfect model.!!

Thanks for the kind words, Jenni

Hello
Looking through your flickr and blog photos
Linda looks more like a futuristic Mig pilot in her pvc suit and visor helmet rather than a Darlek!
Unless you meant from one of the Doctor Who films from the 60's?

spitfire617 wrote:Hello
Looking through your flickr and blog photos
Linda looks more like a futuristic Mig pilot in her pvc suit and visor helmet rather than a Darlek!
Unless you meant from one of the Doctor Who films from the 60's?

The images are in reference to this movie - http://youtu.be/aHSyoMPQibI

I always regarded the two films "Doctor Who and the Daleks" and "Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150" as total rubbish. They are an insult to Terry Nation's scripts for the two corresponding stories in the original BBC series. There is a point in the first film where Peter Cushing has to utter the line "My name's Who - Doctor Who." This proves that the scriptwriter (one Milton Subotsky) was quite unfamiliar with the original storyline. It has never been suggested that The Doctor's name is Who. In the opening episode, where the two school teachers meet him for the first time, he introduces himself somewhat abruptly, "I'm the Doctor." to which Ian (William Russell) asks, "Doctor who?" but the question goes unanswered. This is where the title came from.
Having got that off my chest, let me say that it's always a pleasure to look at photos of Linda, especially in her macs.

Domino

Doctor Who Central

Domino wrote:I always regarded the two films "Doctor Who and the Daleks" and "Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150" as total rubbish. They are an insult to Terry Nation's scripts for the two corresponding stories in the original BBC series. There is a point in the first film where Peter Cushing has to utter the line "My name's Who - Doctor Who." This proves that the scriptwriter (one Milton Subotsky) was quite unfamiliar with the original storyline. It has never been suggested that The Doctor's name is Who. In the opening episode, where the two school teachers meet him for the first time, he introduces himself somewhat abruptly, "I'm the Doctor." to which Ian (William Russell) asks, "Doctor who?" but the question goes unanswered. This is where the title came from.
Having got that off my chest, let me say that it's always a pleasure to look at photos of Linda, especially in her macs.

Domino

Thank you for the information.
I have never really seen either of the films you mentioned!
Though have seen clips of them.