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Introductions => Introduce Yourself => Topic started by: Oskar O on July 16, 2017, 15:19:21
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Hello,
I was for a short while active on the "old" NG, took a break from forums and now came to check out the "new" NG since I've heard good things about it. I use multiple brands, my current main camera not being Nikon, but do use all kinds of gear with the N-logo on.
Hope to participate in some illuminating discussions!
- Oskar
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hi Oskar, welcome - which part of Finland you´re living in?
starting illuminating discussions can be immediately:
please tell me why Finland is written with one n and Finnair with two of them ???
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Hi Oskar, welcome to our corner of the internet. Would love to see some of your work.
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Thank you Thomas!
I'm in fact based in Helsinki, so sea, a mild climate and a medium sized city is typical for this region.
For spelling you will have to ask for the ancient Swedes that named this country ;D
I'm making an educated guess that since a double consonant is not normally followed by a consonant in Swedish, the second "n" in the country name is implied. But since the inhabitants are called "Finns" then "Finnair" makes perfect sense (in a language sort of way, where things are not completely logical).
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Thank you Thomas G!
My flickr album has not been updated in a while and making a proper online gallery never seems to become urgent enough, but I do present "quick" photography on my Instagram, https://www.instagram.com/laff81/ while mostly iPhone there are some pictures taken with "real" cameras posted from time to time.
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Thank you Thomas G!
My flickr album has not been updated in a while and making a proper online gallery never seems to become urgent enough, but I do present "quick" photography on my Instagram, https://www.instagram.com/laff81/ while mostly iPhone there are some pictures taken with "real" cameras posted from time to time.
I hope that you decide to post images here on our photography site as opposed to linking to another site.
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Welcome Oskar
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hi Oskar, welcome - which part of Finland you´re living in?
starting illuminating discussions can be immediately:
please tell me why Finland is written with one n and Finnair with two of them ???
thx :)
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Welcome to NikonGear! ;)