I'd like all the 20 and 30 somethings out there that I've got neckties older than that!
LF photographer since the 60's...my dad told me I had to grow old, he didn't say I had to grow up, so I haven't. Just ask my wife.
JD
I'd like all the 20 and 30 somethings out there that I've got neckties older than that!
LF photographer since the 60's...my dad told me I had to grow old, he didn't say I had to grow up, so I haven't. Just ask my wife.
JD
53; would have been nice to get into LF before I did, but if wishes were horses, then dreamers would ride. I'm enjoying LF now, cause now is what I have.
It seems I'm not the only one listening to Jon Butcher in recent times.Originally Posted by Shadowtracker
I'm sliding into 60, and been shooting film since I was 9 or 10. Been shooting LF off and on since the 70's(rented and borrowed), finally bought my own 4x5 a couple of years ago. I'm thinking of building a ULF, plans on the drafting board(ya thats what I said)for something huge. I have a pile of 18x24 parts from a process camera to use.
Rick Allen
Argentum Aevum
practicing Pastafarian
50.
Large format since 1987, film since the early 70s.
One man's Mede is another man's Persian.
26. LF since about a month ago.
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I'm 34 and started with great keystone 110 camera at age 10. Got a hold of a fujica slr in high school, then moved to nikons. Eventually after printing b&w and color professionally I had to go large format in 1999. Ran out of money for film and sold everything in2003. Just got back in in 2009.
I am 28 and am waiting to get my first 4x5 camera in a few weeks
25 here, just newbie to large format photographic, and only shooting fuji instant film (FP100C45) right now.
51 on 16th of April
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