Ha yeah. He actually has about 1000 hobbies so naturally photography is one of them. A lot of my collection was inspired by his, after telling me over and over and over how "this is the best" and "no, this is what you want". Ha, he doesn't read any books nor partake in any discussion, but he does believe his opinions strongly. Love him though, has taught me a lot! But naturally, I have a lot to learn and I use books and the web and my lack of a 1000 hobbies, to really invest the time towards the many I do have (I am pretty bad as well ha!).Welcome to APUG. I see some Polaroids on flickr as well . That is something - to borrow Leitz lenses from dad!
I will make sure to remember this.That's Mr. Peep, thank you very much :]
Thanks Jeff! Appreciate the kind comment.Hello ans a warm welcome to APUG! Love your images.
Jeff
Yes I was in Berlin and drove to Dresden on the same Europe trip. Was thoroughly enjoyed, although travelled by myself for majority of it, and nothing really planned. Still got to see some beautiful and wonderful things and wouldn't trade it for the world. I want to get back over to Europe ASAP. Girlfriend has to come this time though, which I am fine with...she enjoys my photography as well.Welcome!
I see you have been to Berlin.
Hi and welcome as well. Not familiar with the Mamiya but I know the Hassie won't allow me to take a photo with the darkslide in. And you learn from your mistakes. When I first started I bought some expired film on eBay and just shot and shot and shot. Also used Walmart (they have envelopes you mail your film in) to develop my stuff so that the first few months my learning curve didn't damage my wallet too much. As I learned I bought fresh film and started supporting the local lab. Eventually started developing my own B&W and now am slowly creeping into printing/enlarging. Best of luck and keep up the work!Howdy, from sunny central California! I'm kinda a lurker new guy too! I used to use a fine Rollei 6008 Pro. S, but, stuff happened, sold it, and now I have an equally loved, Mamiya RB67 Pro. S, with a Polaroid back, that I use, because I have a morbid fear of ruining film due to lack of understanding! In fact I just shot a 5 roll of Kodak 400 TMAX, only to realize just yesterday, that, i forgot to remove the dark slide! This is why I'm here, to learn from the skilled!
Sorry to blab on, happy photography, and may your film stay frozen, until usage! -Americo
Yes I was in Berlin and drove to Dresden on the same Europe trip.
Thanks for the compliments. And I do my best, I am no saint, but I live an honest and decent life. I think there are more important things in life than to get hung up on being rude, brash, argumentative, etc. I try to enjoy the little things in life as it helps me search for some sort of purpose on those cold rainy days when it is easy to feel small in a big world!Welcome to APUG and thank you for such an honest introduction. You sound like a very genuine kind of guy and your images are great.
Ha! Not quite!
Hi as well, and now I don't feel so bad!! And mine are definitely not classical (not that I don't enjoy classical), but range from rock to post rock to instrumental to folk to lo-fi to indie to hardcore, etc etc.Hi! I have 8,000 (mostly classical) records.
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