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Introductions => Introduce Yourself => Topic started by: Peter McLennan on May 27, 2016, 16:53:10
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Just found this forum a few weeks ago. Where have you been all my life? :) Good to see such an international roster.
First camera was an Asahi Pentax Spotmatic in about 1970. Cost me a month's wages way back then. One of my better investments as it led me to a career as a cinematographer.
Other hardware includes an Epson 9800 which loves ink as much as I love milkshakes.
Just turned 70, shooting a D800 for the last four years or so and watching Nikon' next moves carefully.
My first attempt at an online presence is at
http://petermclennan.myportfolio.com
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A Candian. Not many here yet but all the more welcome.
Will you show us the landscapes and cityscapes of your area?
The people the architecture the life style?
Bursting of curiosity. Yours. Frank
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... and I love your guitars (even though I'd rather shoot pipe organs).
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Welcome Peter.
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Good to have you Peter.
Looking forward to seeing your images.
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I just visited your homepage. You really know what you are talking about!
really inspirational stuff!
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... and I love your guitars (even though I'd rather shoot pipe organs).
Dark, shiny wood is one of the most difficult things I've ever photographed. Thanks for appreciating!
I can't imagine shooting pipe organs. Must be a huge lighting job. Love listening to them, though. Not many here in the Great White North.
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I can't imagine shooting pipe organs. Must be a huge lighting job. Love listening to them, though. Not many here in the Great White North.
This is the Pipe Organ Thread
http://nikongear.net/revival/index.php/topic,70.0.html
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Wow Peter!
What magnificent images you have in your website, I am quite admired.
Welcome on board, looking forward to seeing more of your work.
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Hello Peter
Welcome
I also spent time on you website and had a blast. Please contribute here!
Olivier
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Warmest welcome I've ever received on the Internet. Thanks all! I will definitely be hanging out here.
I can't shoot pipe organs, but I do have forests and rivers to offer. British Columbia is a landscape photographer's heaven.
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Welcome to NikonGear! ;)
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Welcome to Nikongear. Beautiful work!
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Really nice work, Peter. Your digital paintings of tulips would feel at home with those of Jakov and others.
Welcome here.
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Welcome from a coastal northwesterner. You live in a very beautiful part of the world, hope to see more of it here in future. I looked through your website - many, many outstanding photos! I especially like the dark landscapes and the colourful ice photos.
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Peter, welcome to NG. Your photos are just mind-blowing. The project "India" - after long time I've come across so many good photos of India. Very inspiring.
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Thanks, Anirban. India is a great place to shoot.
Those are all from 1979 with a Pentax Spotmatic, and a couple of Pentax 6X7.
How I'd love to go back there now, armed with my D800 outfit.
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Welcome to NG Peter!
+1 to incredible photos - love all of them. Especially resonated with those from India (I grew up in south India, currently in the US). The rickshaws in the crowded street brings many fond memories. You won't find many of those nowadays... they're being replaced by motorized vehicles.
- Abhijit
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Thanks, abhijit. That's my worry: If I return to India after all these years, I'll find that it's changed beyond recognition. I love India. It might be a mistake to go back now.
I loved the south in particular. Mysore and Bangalore, even Madras are all fond memories. I'll bet I'd never recognize Bangalore now.
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Hi Peter. Your guess is spot on. Most places in India, especially the major cities, have morphed quite a bit over the last 10 years or so. Bangalore leads the pack on this one.
For me, visiting India is always interesting (was there not too long ago actually). Plenty to love and plenty to dislike, no middle ground. If nothing else, you can enjoy a wild ride in a local taxi through chaotic traffic, eat great food, and experience insane levels of population density :)
- Abhijit
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Hi Peter
Love Tour B/W workshop both the India pictures but also the more recent from your valley.
Br Bent