Hello from Bucks County PA

[trhull]

I have been posting here for a few years but never introduced myself. I am a medium format shooter, who recently acquired an Arca Swiss Discovery as a retirement camera. My background is international, having lived in Mexico, Brasil, Japan, Argentina, and in VietNam (thanks to Uncle Sam). I recently put a post under the geographic location forum looking for ideas on a 2-3 week photo trip following retirement later this year. Any ideas are welcome.

 

[Shinnya]

Terry,

Do you want go to Japan with us for shooting trip?

Warmly,
tsuyoshi

 

[Pinholemaster]

Welcome to Pearl Buck country. Bucks County is a beautiful place. You should check out Bob Krist's book: http://www.bobkrist.com/store/index.php

 

[trhull]

Japan Photo Trip

Tsyoshi. I think I want to try the western, or southwestern US. I am planning a trip to Southeast Asia next year. Thanks for the invite, though. I have many fond memories of Japan and will revisit in the next few years.

 

[trhull]

Bob Krist

Bob is well known to most Buckscountians. The book you referenced is a good one!

 

[wfe]

Welcome to APUG from Chester County, PA.

Cheers,
Bill

 

[copake_ham]

Already replied to your Southwest thread.

Welcome from NYC - although since you joined before me....hmmmm :confused:

 

[Vaughn]

Welcome to the forum!

I think you are getting and will get lots of great ideas for the SW. Look me up if you plan on going further west to the ocean...and well north of San Francisco.

Vaughn

 

[PatTrent]

Nice to meet you!

Pat

 

[Christopher Walrath]

Welcome to the group. It hasn't been used much lately but be sure to check out the Mid Atlantic regional forum occasionally for group goings on.

 

[DWThomas]

Welcome from your west in Montgomery County! I'm slowly working my way into medium format and resurrecting a never-quite-finished darkroom. Haven't been too active here as I'm presently spread a little thin, but I do at least try to catch the "local" postings. Bucks County certainly has plenty of stuff to point a lens at, there's some great scenery and nifty old structures.

Dave T