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Jan 5, 2015 20:53:34 #
Lloyd Miller
Loc: Washington state
About 34 years ago film cameras were used to take most weddings, etc. I had a studio and used a Hassy (film) for most all my work. I retired from that and went into the electrical field and retired again. Then went into the large Mfg. field as a supervisor and retired again (final). After my wife of 56 yrs. Passed I needed to go back to the photography. Found it rather daunting for an old fellow. So bought a couple of nikon bodies. one is a d7100 and a 1/2 doz. lens after learning much right here. Thanks to all the experence, I learned slowly.
This pix I posted was taken with the Hassy at one of the weddings.
This pix I posted was taken with the Hassy at one of the weddings.
Jan 5, 2015 21:06:44 #
Lloyd Miller wrote:
About 34 years ago film cameras were used to take most weddings, etc. This pix I posted was taken with the Hassy at one of the weddings.
Beautiful shot sir. I hope this lady has a copy of this.
Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to seeing
your posts.
:thumbup:
Jan 5, 2015 21:22:04 #
^^^^^^ Yes, I agree, great shot! ^^^^^^
That new Nikon gear appears to be in good hands.
Sorry for your loss.
Looking forward to more posts.
That new Nikon gear appears to be in good hands.
Sorry for your loss.
Looking forward to more posts.
Jan 6, 2015 00:20:05 #
I am so sorry for your loss.
You have some great gear and obvious talent.
Please share some of your new images with us.
Welcome to the Hog.
You have some great gear and obvious talent.
Please share some of your new images with us.
Welcome to the Hog.
Jan 7, 2015 00:11:12 #
That is really a fantastic, excellent photo, Lloyd! I love it! I still have my Pentax film camera and zoom lense sitting in it's case on the closet floor! I'm a slow learner but am attempting to improve with digital. You'll do great!
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