Cant believe i found all film users " hello "

perfect · Jun 22, 2006

Hi to every one

my name is simon & i am a avid film user for 26 years . I now work as a professional since 1998 , after enjoying this wonderful art as a ameteur for 18 years .

One of the main reasons i turned professional was , that i wanted to keep film traditions alive , and offer my clients in my opinion , convetional photography second to none , regarding image qualities .

Cheers Simon / Si to friends .

Travis Nunn · Jun 22, 2006

Welcome to APUG Si. There are lots of APUGers in the UK so you're in good company.

jeffneedham · Jun 22, 2006

welcome to the club. i was going to give you a list of users to look out for, but i don't have an hour to compile such a list. just kidding. hope you get something out of the site, and if you do, consider subscribing.

roteague · Jun 22, 2006

Hi Simon, welcome to APUG from Hawaii. I'm glad you are a dedicated film user, you will fit in here perfectly.

waynecrider · Jun 22, 2006

Another Brit? Oi', waht is this film world coming to?

Mucho welcome to our cousin across the pond from Florida.

JBrunner · Jun 22, 2006

Hi Simon. Welcome from the wild west.

mono · Jun 23, 2006

Hi Simon, welcome from Germany!
Which part of the UK you are living in?

Steve Smith · Jun 23, 2006

Hello. Welcome from the Isle of Wight. For our US friends, that's the little bit hanging off the bottom of England which you might just be able to see on your maps.

Steve

roteague · Jun 23, 2006

Steve Smith said:
Hello. Welcome from the Isle of Wight. For our US friends, that's the little bit hanging off the bottom of England which you might just be able to see on your maps.

Steve

Actually, I know where it is, because Baxter Bradford lives close to there, and I asked him where it was.

Roger Hicks · Jun 23, 2006

Dear Simon,

Welcome from another recent recruit, who has been using film even longer than you (40 years this year). What sort of photography do you do?

Cheers,

Roger (www.rogerandfrances.com)

Steve Smith · Jun 23, 2006

roteague said:
Actually, I know where it is, because Baxter Bradford lives close to there, and I asked him where it was.

I didn't want you to confuse it with Isle of Wight County, New Engalnd!!!

Steve.

jovo · Jun 23, 2006

FYI, Si, HI!....and Welcome!

perfect · Jun 23, 2006

mono , i now live in Manchester !
Roger , i like to photograph all subjects , but over the years i seem to do more portraiture for my clients , but just luv to shoot any thing & every thing ?

simon

eubielicious · Jun 23, 2006

Hello Simon - I'm a Mancunian (I must be - I'm a City fan!) currently living over the border in the wilds of West Yorkshire - Mytholmroyd, to be precise, although we're moving to North East Scotland in August...

Welcome to the APUG site. I'm a relative newcomer and have found these forums to be an endless source of inspiration.

Euan

perfect · Jun 23, 2006

Hi Euan

i am not a manchuian , but been living in the north west 7 years , i originally come from Loughborough in Leicestershire !

Some nice pic oppertunities in scotland , you will be spoilt for choice

si

digiconvert · Jun 23, 2006

Welcome from Staffordshire (about 30 miles down the M6)

perfect · Jun 23, 2006

hi Steve Smith

how is that beautiful isle these days . i didnt realise you are from Ryde ? Last time i was there was in 1983 , visiting a mate of mine who i served with in the paras , & he actually lives in Ryde on jellico rd/close , Ashley Sinclaire , you may no him ? He now serves with the french foriegn legion .

simon

Steve Smith · Jun 23, 2006

Hello Simon.

I don't think I know the person you mentioned although the name does sound vaguely familiar. If he is of a similar age to me (41), we may have attended the same schools. Mayfield school is about 100 yards from the end of Jellicoe Road and Ryde High school is about half a mile further on - I attended both.

The Isle of Wight is still very nice but it is suffering, like everywhere else probably, from every spare tiny piece of land having far too many rabbit hutch sized houses built on it. Luckiliy, most of the Island is designated as agicultural or National Trust/AONB and can't be built on.

Steve Smith.

p.s. Where are you?

perfect · Jun 23, 2006

hi steve

yep he would be 42 , same as me . Is mothers name is Pat Sinclaire , but she remarried around 87 .

glad the isle is still beautiful , had some good times there , use to go to a place called dimes after the pub in ryde , i think thats how it was spelt Dimes ?

simon

Steve Smith · Jun 23, 2006

Hello.

Sounds like he would have been a year above me at school as I'm 41 and was one of the oldest in the class (birthday in September).

I don't remember anywhere called Dimes in Ryde, was that a disco/nightclub?

Some Isle of Wight pictures here: www.steve-smith.org.uk

Steve.

Travis Nunn · Jun 23, 2006

Steve Smith said:
I didn't want you to confuse it with Isle of Wight County, New Engalnd!!!

Steve.

Or Isle of Wight County in Virginia

Steve Smith · Jun 23, 2006

t_nunn said:
Or Isle of Wight County in Virginia

That's me confused then!! Are there two Isle of Wight counties or did I get the location wrong?

Steve.

Travis Nunn · Jun 23, 2006

The one in Virginia is the only one I know of (only because I live in Virginia), but its very possible there is an Isle of Wight county in another state.

Steve Smith · Jun 23, 2006

t_nunn said:
The one in Virginia is the only one I know of (only because I live in Virginia), but its very possible there is an Isle of Wight county in another state.

No, I think I was confused. There is a New Hampshire and I thought Isle of Wight County was near to or part of that. The 'real' Isle of Wight used to be part of Hampshire until we became a county in 1971.
Add this to the other English names such as Portsmouth, Southampton, Newport, Sussex, etc. which appear in either Virginia and New England and the confusion increases!!

I can remember my mother showing me an old photograph, probably 1920's, of a distant family member who emigrated to Isle of Wight County and set up a grocery store. I will have to see if I can find it.

Steve.

Travis Nunn · Jun 23, 2006

Steve Smith said:
No, I think I was confused. There is a New Hampshire and I thought Isle of Wight County was near to or part of that. The 'real' Isle of Wight used to be part of Hampshire until we became a county in 1971.
Add this to the other English names such as Portsmouth, Southampton, Newport, Sussex, etc. which appear in either Virginia and New England and the confusion increases!!

I can remember my mother showing me an old photograph, probably 1920's, of a distant family member who emigrated to Isle of Wight County and set up a grocery store. I will have to see if I can find it.

Steve.

Yeah, Virginia borrowed a lot of names from the English. Especially the eastern part of the state. Don't forget Gloucester, Surry (spelled differently), Middlesex, Northumberland, York, Brunswick and all of the other counties and towns named after specific people like Price William County, King George County and on and on.

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