Another from Oz
Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2008 12:42 am
Hi, I thought it was about time I introduced myself. My name is Tom and I have lived in Sydney Australia for the past 20 years after emigrating from Ireland with my wife and children. I have always had an interest in photography but never really got into it in a big way until a few years back when digital started making inroads. My first foray into digital was a second hand KM A2 which I still have and found it to be a great little camera with AS and a really good lens. About a yer later I bought a new KM 5D with 18-70 and 75-300 kit lens and that was it, I was hooked. The first Minolta lens was the 70-210 Beercan which I still think is a classic lens I find the colours amazing and good bokeh, I then bought a new 7D which I got for a really good price on Ebay and also the KM 28-75 to go with the 7D.
I recently bought a new A700 at a bargain price on Ebay (Where would we be without Ebay) it arrived last week but I have'nt had a chance to test it outside yet as it was raining over the weekend.
I have become a bit of a lensaholic and accumulated too many lenses along the way so at least half will have to go plus a couple of cameras I tink. I would class myself as a keen amateur and just like taking photographs of everything and anything whether it be street,landscape,wildlife whatever I just enjoy having a camera in my hands and not to be too serious about it.
Well that's enough of my ramblings for now.
Cheers
Tom
I recently bought a new A700 at a bargain price on Ebay (Where would we be without Ebay) it arrived last week but I have'nt had a chance to test it outside yet as it was raining over the weekend.
I have become a bit of a lensaholic and accumulated too many lenses along the way so at least half will have to go plus a couple of cameras I tink. I would class myself as a keen amateur and just like taking photographs of everything and anything whether it be street,landscape,wildlife whatever I just enjoy having a camera in my hands and not to be too serious about it.
Well that's enough of my ramblings for now.
Cheers
Tom