Good Evening..

[Graham.b]

Hello everyone in the land of film, i have been put on to this site from a astronomy forum. It is a well received, and even better to see so many like minded people.

I was thinking i was on my own, with many of the folks with digi's, and i was the odd one. It is a real eye opener and with a great range of topics on board.
Some of the pictures i have had a look at are work of art.

One input on the forum was a nice thing, is to see names that we know, Roger Hicks, i have a few of his books and follow his page in the mags, and the lady from the B&W mag, her name escapes me at the mo, Alisa or something like.
I should have made sure how to spell her name first.
Will be missed by me and many others on this forum, from what i have read.

Any way a bit about me, photography started at the age of 14, 34 years give or take a month or two. 35mm slr, 35mm R/F, and a M/F 645 Brony.
Have my own darkroom and many hours spent in the dark, and thought as said above, i did not think there was anyone out there interested in looking at
B/W prints, dare i say was thinking about going digi, i swear!!!
but the thought only lasted about a second..

Nice to be here...

Graham

 

[SuzanneR]

Welcome from across the pond!

 

[papagene]

Welcome Graham to APUG... land of film & darkroom prints! Glad you found this site and I hope you have many more enjoyable visits.

gene

 

[mikebarger]

Another soul finds his way home

Mike

 

[JBrunner]

Welcome home, from Utah, USA.

 

[André E.C.]

We speak your language around here, welcome to APUG!


Cheers


André

 

[naaldvoerder]

You made it!!!!!!!!

Jaap Jan

 

[Graham.b]

Thankyou for your wellcome, i did not expect any one to be around, but there is a time lag in USA.
But there are those that are night larks like my self.

Graham

 

[copake_ham]

Welcome from Tucson (tonight) and NYC (tomorrow night).

 

[Dinesh]

Welcome from the Canadian Riviera, Toronto!

 

[Steve Smith]

Welcome from down south.


Steve.

 

[winger]

Welcome from southwestern Pennsylvania! You found the kindred souls you sought.

 

[Bruce Osgood]

Welcome from Brooklyn, NY.

 

[snallan]

Hi Graham, welcome from sunny ol', sweltering Cambridgeshire.

 

[Ole]

And welcome from (at the moment) about 2/3 of the way across the North Sea.

 

[Andy K]

Welcome to APUG Graham.

 

[Dave Miller]

A warm welcome from middle England Graham.

 

[David Brown]

Howdy from Texas.

 

[Richard Wasserman]

Welcome Graham, it's good to have you here! I hope you'll post some of your wonderful photos.

Richard Wasserman

 

[pentaxuser]

Welcome Graham from another from Middle England. We're a bit like moles - there plenty of us about, it's just that we are usually hidden in our own dark tunnels!

pentaxuser

 

[Bob F.]

Hi there. Lots of us in the UK knocking about here Graham. The time differences mean there is someone around pretty much 24 hours - and in the case of the Antipodes, it is often tomorrow already ...

Have fun, Bob.

 

[Graham.b]

Thankyou all for your wellcomes, very unexpected for the amount to come forward, 24 hours, i find my life is in the dark,
work nights and sleep in the day, or in the dark.......room. Time lag is it morning here or there, where does the Sun come up first
wins.
Graham

 

[rpsawin]

Welcome to APUG from The Pacific Northwest.

Bob

 

[Black Dog]

Welcome to the dark! "In the dark, time feels different from when it is light" [Nietszche]

 

[Kevin Caulfield]

Welcome to APUG from Melbourne, Australia.