Victor Korchenko. Toronto, Canada

[Doubrovsky]

www.korchenko.com

 

[Pinholemaster]

Dead Link Removed

 

[BWGirl]

Wow, person of few words, eh? Well, welcome to APUG!

 

[Schlapp]

Mr Korchenko's 12 principles are well worth reading

 

[TheFlyingCamera]

Welcome to APUG from Washington DC.

 

[copake_ham]

Welcome to APUG from NYC

 

[David A. Goldfarb]

Welcome to APUG, where active participation should assist you in accomplishing your principle #1, at least for a while.

 

[papagene]

errr.... ummmmm... Welcome to APUG form western new England.

gene

 

[Christopher Walrath]

www.welcometowww.apug.org.com/we_hope_you_enjoy_the_info{you.will=findhere?/.jsp

(no this is not a real link)

 

[removed account4]

love your website

welcome, from a person who adheres to many of your principles ...

john

 

[Doubrovsky]

Self-introduction

I guess my self-introduction was a bit short.
To be a good communicator you need to know:
1) what you wanna say
2) who your audience are
Well, I didn't speak to a photographer in many years. But you are a welcoming crowd and that's encouraging. What I wanted to say? - well, I had that website I created eight years ago with pictures 10-20 years old. I lived in Moscow at that time. Then I moved to Toronto and was busy practicing my principle #1 (see the website). Don't think I can really call myself a photographer, even a hobbyist.
But in 2007 out of the blue I bought a 4x5 Toyo in addition to my collection of ancient wooden boxes. I took it on a trip to introduce her to the world. I took her to a taoist temple in China and to a zen monastery in Japan. (Though I took only two pictures with her there). I guess it's getting serious. I feel I miss the darkroom and the smell of a developer and a fixer. Hope APUG forum will be stimulating for me in my endeavour and I hope I will have some experience and a story or two, and, possibly, new pictures to share with you.