Hello from Luxembourg!

Just wanted to introduce myself quickly.

52 years old, bald and taking pictures since I was about 15. A brand new Rollei 35M was my first camera.... for about 3 months. Beautiful camera, but it never worked, so I got a Canon AE-1, which got stolen 2 years later. Then I got a Nikon F for free to replace it and it was photographic heaven!

Went from film to digital in 2004 with the Canon Rebel, then a 40D.... Never really used these things. And I stupidly had sold my F....

In 2012 I bought a Fuji X100 and that great feeling camera strange l'y brought me back to film!

By now I have sold all digital crap and after a wide collection of cameras (Leica CL, Olympus XA, XA2 and SP35, Canon AE-1 and A1...) I have settled on a beautiful OM2n and an Olympus Trip35

Hope to present some of my pictures to you shortly

Wëllkëmm op Apug!

Great story.. I was stationed in Bitburg AB Germany back in the early 90's and traveled to your beautiful county.

Todd

Hello Frank, and welcome to APUG.

Welcome to APUG, Frank.

Welcome to APUG

Welcome to APUG Frank! I look forward to seeing some of your images soon.

Welcome to APUG, Frank. There's a lot of good stuff here. What about darkroom and you?
Anyway, this makes at least two APUG'ers in Luxembourg
Peter

Welcome to APUG!

Hello Frank and welcome to APUG.

Hello , Welcome to APUG , When I saw your post , I asked myself What do I know about Luxembourg , I checked the internet and learned half of the population is immigrants and half of it is from portugal , no navy , no airforce and as a mighty member of nato , only eight hundred soldiers Mighty history but it seems to me the most exciting thing is the language. I dont know what would I do if I learn it but its a luxury thing I guess as nobody needs a mechanical watch As a Turkish speaker , marollian , flemish and luxembourgish , I dont know how they are related , is so creatively designed , I like it most. But Turkish language is a giant monster when you find turkish sentences , not word to word play , when you ethymologically analysis russian to chinese to nordic languages. Celts tought you very well. I suggest to myself to make ethymological dictionary making but I suggest to you to learn Turkish and your jaw would be drop.

Welcome to APUG.