Hi from Scotland
Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2009 3:21 pm
Hi,
I feel like I'm coming home! My first camera was a Minolta X300 back in the mid-1980s, and now, after deserting to a Nikon FE2, then to a Mamiya RB outfit, and then a Canon 1ds, I have finally returned to the fold with a A900. In the spirit of Michael Reichmann's recent Quality vs. Value article, I have no intention of switching again anytime soon.
One of the first things I did when I started was join the Minolta Owners Club (I think that was what it was called) and David was kind enough to publish an image of mine, which proved to be the inspiration I needed to make a go of it as a freelance. I tend to concentrate on landscapes and general travel stuff, mainly in Scotland. I used to shoot a lot of close ups with a Tamron 90mm and hope to be doing the same again soon with a Sony 100mm.
I've never been a prolific poster on any forum, tending to have more questions than any knowledge to impart but I will try and help where I can.
It's snowing outside and there is a chance of some sunshine this afternoon, so I'm heading out for a while. Bye for now.
David
I feel like I'm coming home! My first camera was a Minolta X300 back in the mid-1980s, and now, after deserting to a Nikon FE2, then to a Mamiya RB outfit, and then a Canon 1ds, I have finally returned to the fold with a A900. In the spirit of Michael Reichmann's recent Quality vs. Value article, I have no intention of switching again anytime soon.
One of the first things I did when I started was join the Minolta Owners Club (I think that was what it was called) and David was kind enough to publish an image of mine, which proved to be the inspiration I needed to make a go of it as a freelance. I tend to concentrate on landscapes and general travel stuff, mainly in Scotland. I used to shoot a lot of close ups with a Tamron 90mm and hope to be doing the same again soon with a Sony 100mm.
I've never been a prolific poster on any forum, tending to have more questions than any knowledge to impart but I will try and help where I can.
It's snowing outside and there is a chance of some sunshine this afternoon, so I'm heading out for a while. Bye for now.
David