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A big hello from way down south in summery, sweltering Australia.
The Firth of Forth was my last destination in Scotland in 1989.
The Firth of Forth was my last destination in Scotland in 1989.
Hello from another Scot, in Glenlyon, Perthshire.
Welcome from the far NW Scotland. Really mild and nice here at the moment!
Welcome from (a bit of a wintery) down south.
Hi again!
Stevenson was very good - it certainly suited me. They also have an Advanced Diploma that you can do after the HND. It 's not so much of a taught course, more a support-system to make it easier to get established after college. (There are some classes, of course!) The main focus is in building up a more specialised portfolio in the area that interests you. You can also continue to use college equipment, which is no small advantage! I had to move down to England before I could do the ADP myself but I reckon it would have helped me to get set up on my own much faster.
Been out in the snow with a camera this morning, trying to get a few pictures of my three (young) cats investigating their first proper snow. Very funny!
Not sure my reactions are fast enough, though!
BTW my main camera is a Mamiya 645, and I reckon it's really good!
Stevenson was very good - it certainly suited me. They also have an Advanced Diploma that you can do after the HND. It 's not so much of a taught course, more a support-system to make it easier to get established after college. (There are some classes, of course!) The main focus is in building up a more specialised portfolio in the area that interests you. You can also continue to use college equipment, which is no small advantage! I had to move down to England before I could do the ADP myself but I reckon it would have helped me to get set up on my own much faster.
Been out in the snow with a camera this morning, trying to get a few pictures of my three (young) cats investigating their first proper snow. Very funny!
Not sure my reactions are fast enough, though!BTW my main camera is a Mamiya 645, and I reckon it's really good!
Don't feel bad, ifotou - -28 C here as I type this. That's over a degree colder than the all-UK record set twice in Braemar, Aberdeenshire (my family comes from there and they may have brought the cold with them when they emigrated 
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Hi again!
Stevenson was very good - it certainly suited me. They also have an Advanced Diploma that you can do after the HND. It 's not so much of a taught course, more a support-system to make it easier to get established after college. (There are some classes, of course!) The main focus is in building up a more specialised portfolio in the area that interests you. You can also continue to use college equipment, which is no small advantage! I had to move down to England before I could do the ADP myself but I reckon it would have helped me to get set up on my own much faster.
Been out in the snow with a camera this morning, trying to get a few pictures of my three (young) cats investigating their first proper snow. Very funny!
BTW my main camera is a Mamiya 645, and I reckon it's really good!
yeah i'm looking at the HND then the PDA (Advanced Diploma) then i want to go on to teach photography... how loony is that
The snow was fun
Mamiya 645 is awesome, although i have my eyes on a rolleiflex and a hasselblad 500c also
oh and a shen hao field camera lol
Welcome from equally wintery Derbyshire!
Welcome from Wintery London
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london certainly seems to be taking a bit of a beating... amazing how a little snow stops everything in it's tracks though, even in Scotland when a bit of snow is expected we can get caught out, the Canadians etc really show us all how to do it don't they
london certainly seems to be taking a bit of a beating... amazing how a little snow stops everything in it's tracks though, even in Scotland when a bit of snow is expected we can get caught out, the Canadians etc really show us all how to do it don't they
To be fair it's the worst snow in 18 years so we should expect to get inconvenienced. But I suspect that even if we'd had just 1/2 inch of snow then everything would have fallen apart - it usually does
It's raining again already, that didn't last long...so missed the camera opportunities. Can't take pictures during constant snow showers!
Perhaps some of you Edinbrrrrh folk can share the secret of Chippy sauce
Perhaps some of you Edinbrrrrh folk can share the secret of Chippy sauce
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