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In Pursuit of Great Crime TV, Fiction & Film

by Jane Boursaw on July 19th, 2008

File name :DSCN6425.TIF<br /> File size :9.1MB(9550153Bytes)<br /> Shoot date :0000/00/00 00:00:00<br /> Picture size :2048 x 1536<br /> Resolution :300 x 300 dpi<br /> Number of bits :8bit/channel<br /> Protection attribute :Off<br /> Hide Attribute :Off<br /> Camera ID :N/A<br /> Model name :E995<br /> Quality mode :HI (RGB Uncompress)<br /> Metering mode :Patial<br /> Exposure mode :Programmed auto<br /> Flash :No<br /> Focal length :16.2 mm<br /> Shutter speed :1/5.5second<br /> Aperture :F3.5<br /> Exposure compensation :-0.3 EV<br /> Fixed white balance :Incandescent<br /> Lens :Built-in<br /> Flash sync mode :N/A<br /> Exposure difference :N/A<br /> Flexible program :N/A<br /> Sensitivity :ISO100<br /> Sharpening :Auto<br /> Curve mode :N/A<br /> Color mode :COLOR<br /> Tone compensation :AUTO<br /> Latitude(GPS) :N/A<br /> Longitude(GPS) :N/A<br /> Altitude(GPS) :N/A My friend, Toni Klym McLellan, has a great new blog that covers crime in TV, fiction and film called In Pursuit.

Toni just recently launched the site, and you can tell she really has a passion for this topic. And I love that it covers crime across TV, books, and film. I’m not sure I’ve seen a blog that covers all of those venues.

Check it out. Some of the topics she covers are Battlestar Galactica, Burn Notice, Flashpoint (I recently wrote about this on TV Squad), Rescue Me, Saving Grace, Pushing Daisies, and much more.

Great header of a dark skyline, too. Nice job, Toni!

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2 opinions for In Pursuit of Great Crime TV, Fiction & Film

  • Liz
    Jul 19, 2008 at 4:47 pm

    Very cool! I always wanted to start something like this, but I never had the time or energy. I’ll be visiting In Pursuit again, for sure.

  • Toni
    Jul 28, 2008 at 6:19 am

    Jane, thanks for the shout-out! I was out of town for my day job when you posted about this, so my apologies for taking so long to say thank you.

    Liz, please visit any time and feel free to argue with me about what makes for great crime fiction. ;)

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