About me
I started photography to document places I've been & have experienced - hiking in the mountains, exploring desolate coastal areas, rock concerts.
My current favorite themes are beachscapes and coastline seascapes and related abstracts. Macro flower. Another theme I'm starting to explore is how architecture defines space. Also "vanishing New England" - old wood barns, houses and other structures made by man which are due for destruction or being slowly taken-over by Nature.
I use both film (transparency) and digital; Main cameras used: FILM - Nikon N90S SLR with prime lenses & Leica Mini-Lux. DIGITAL - Nikon D200 & Panasonic/Leica hybrid Lumix DMC-LC1.
My current favorite themes are beachscapes and coastline seascapes and related abstracts. Macro flower. Another theme I'm starting to explore is how architecture defines space. Also "vanishing New England" - old wood barns, houses and other structures made by man which are due for destruction or being slowly taken-over by Nature.
I use both film (transparency) and digital; Main cameras used: FILM - Nikon N90S SLR with prime lenses & Leica Mini-Lux. DIGITAL - Nikon D200 & Panasonic/Leica hybrid Lumix DMC-LC1.
Andy Pomplun 12/09/2006 9:04
Welcome to fotocommunity.com!Good to see you found this place, where professionals, amateurs and rookies meet to share their views of photography, show and discuss each others work.
I hope you'll find the things you were looking for when you joined and have the same fun I have since I became a member.
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Andy