NikonGear'23
Introductions => Introduce Yourself => Topic started by: scottnilsson on June 16, 2015, 18:25:48
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Greetings from Atlanta -
It is wonderful to see so much of the NikonGear crew gathered here: my gratitute to Bjørn - and to all who are volunteering their time for this shared community.
I joined NikonGear back in 2007, drawn by Bjørn's insights, and the extraordinary quality of shared information and images - and it is bloody good to see so many of you all here again.
I look forward to wading through folks' introductions, new posts and reposts over time - when things slow down a bit (so apologies in advance for my absences).
I primarily do portrait and stage work in metro Atlanta, and regionally as far as Charleston and Houston - and I love shooting architectural, nature and invisible-light work as time allows. I prefer ambient light when feasible - supplemented when needed/indicated, and shoot almost exclusively flash in the studio.
As a former dancer, my great passion is dance and dance stage work - and my wife is a ballet choreographer and instructor, and is the subject of much of my non-client photography. We love living and working together in Atlanta - but wish we had the time and resources to go exploring your favorite haunts. That said, we look forward to all that is shared here: technical, creative, artistic, personal, etc.
Wishing everyone a wonderful summer and balance of the year!
- Scott Nilsson / Atlanta
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great to have you on board. I dreamt of becoming a dancer when I was 19, but later became a writer and photographer. I need a silent camera with a longer lens though not to disturb the dance while taking photos. I just tried the X100T to shoot dancing, but 35 equiv is a tad short...
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and you stage photography is really great -
hi Scott :)
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Good to see you here Scott!
Tony
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Hello Scott!
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Hi Scott! My greatest single inspirational event was watching Rudolph Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn dance together in Swan Lake and Les Sylphides back in the 1960s. I walked around in a daze for weeks afterward