tommyhawk13
Member
Hello,
My name is Tommy Pierson, I'm 40 years old, married with 3 children, and I enjoy long cloudless nights away from the city lights.
I was never that serious about photography, but I took a lot of photography classes at the University of North Florida in the early Nineties. I was lucky to have an instructor by the name of Dominick Martoreli who insited we take 4 x 5 view cameras out in the field, and shoot film in our "tiny" 35mm cameras.
I kind of let photography go after the kids were born, but a recent interest in astronomy rekindled my interest in shooting film (mostly astrophotography)despite the overwheling abundance of "experts" who keep telling me that film is dead.
I don't have an aversion to digital media, but after seeing what Tech Pan and Velvia 50 looks like in large format, It's going to be very hard to sway me away.
My name is Tommy Pierson, I'm 40 years old, married with 3 children, and I enjoy long cloudless nights away from the city lights.
I was never that serious about photography, but I took a lot of photography classes at the University of North Florida in the early Nineties. I was lucky to have an instructor by the name of Dominick Martoreli who insited we take 4 x 5 view cameras out in the field, and shoot film in our "tiny" 35mm cameras.
I kind of let photography go after the kids were born, but a recent interest in astronomy rekindled my interest in shooting film (mostly astrophotography)despite the overwheling abundance of "experts" who keep telling me that film is dead.
I don't have an aversion to digital media, but after seeing what Tech Pan and Velvia 50 looks like in large format, It's going to be very hard to sway me away.