Retirement isn't for sissies
Jun 27, 2013 09:09:11 #
New to the forum, so looking forward to getting great insight, expertise, guidance and coaching from the collective.
Retired twice--from the US Army and SAS, a big software company. After years of film photography and then some down time, I got back into photography couple of years ago when I bought a D90. Shoot Nikons exclusively and use Elements 11--and recently Lightroom 5--for post-processing.
Retired twice--from the US Army and SAS, a big software company. After years of film photography and then some down time, I got back into photography couple of years ago when I bought a D90. Shoot Nikons exclusively and use Elements 11--and recently Lightroom 5--for post-processing.
Jun 27, 2013 09:12:30 #
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Jun 27, 2013 09:25:43 #
doduce wrote:
New to the forum, so looking forward to getting great insight, expertise, guidance and coaching from the collective.
Retired twice--from the US Army and SAS, a big software company. After years of film photography and then some down time, I got back into photography couple of years ago when I bought a D90. Shoot Nikons exclusively and use Elements 11--and recently Lightroom 5--for post-processing.
Retired twice--from the US Army and SAS, a big software company. After years of film photography and then some down time, I got back into photography couple of years ago when I bought a D90. Shoot Nikons exclusively and use Elements 11--and recently Lightroom 5--for post-processing.
Welcome to our forum! Have fun!
Jun 27, 2013 09:28:37 #
Welcome to the Hog and enjoy retirement. I love it -- not sure how I ever found time for a job!
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Jun 27, 2013 09:42:21 #
Welcome, Don,
I agree....retirement is NOT for sissies! I'm in Cary and have joined every photography MeetUp and club around the Triangle and a bunch online after retiring for good a year ago. They keep me busy and I've learned that our area has some wonderful resources to shoot all kinds of great stuff as well as free, or almost free, photography tutorials. Contact me if you want to know more...I'm just down the road.
I agree....retirement is NOT for sissies! I'm in Cary and have joined every photography MeetUp and club around the Triangle and a bunch online after retiring for good a year ago. They keep me busy and I've learned that our area has some wonderful resources to shoot all kinds of great stuff as well as free, or almost free, photography tutorials. Contact me if you want to know more...I'm just down the road.
Jun 27, 2013 10:42:09 #
Welcome, OK enough talk now get out and shoot, post and ask questions, that's what we are all about. Oh yea and enjoying our art.
Jun 27, 2013 10:51:10 #
Welcome aboard. You will find a lot of useful info on the Hog. Happy shooting.
Jun 28, 2013 05:51:33 #
Welcome, and thank you for your time served! Any questions, fire away. Someone here is sure to have the answer.
Jim D
Jim D
Jun 28, 2013 06:06:52 #
Frapha wrote:
Welcome to the Hog and enjoy retirement. I love it -- not sure how I ever found time for a job!
I hope I'll be saying the same I'm in the 5 month countdown. At 61 I feel too young and healthy to retire......but everything is in order to proceed...........just a little nervous leaving a job in the IT field I enjoy. Got plenty to keep me busy including photography and music.
Jun 28, 2013 06:12:54 #
Jun 28, 2013 06:46:57 #
sirlensalot
Loc: Arizona
Welcome doduce. Will be joining the ranks of the officially retired at the end of my shift today. Looking forward to getting some remodeling done around the house, a little golf, and a lot of photography. Pretty sure we will stay busy. Lol
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