how old are we?

**Bob Salomon** · 9-Jan-2019, 18:43

Originally Posted by Jim Noel

I have traveled 52,560,000,000+ miles in my trips around the sun.

Must have a lot of points! Are you always upgraded?

**Pat Kearns** · 9-Jan-2019, 21:08

Revisiting this thread again, retired on November 30 last year at 68. Now I have time to clean up my darkroom and start printing again.

**Badbroccoli** · 9-Jan-2019, 22:21

48 years, but who is counting anyway.

**Paul Ron** · 11-Jan-2019, 16:08

this thread would have made a great poll. i tried starting a new how old are we as a poll but cant seem to get it to work.

anyone know how to create polls?

**pepeguitarra** · 11-Jan-2019, 21:13

Originally Posted by Paul Ron

this thread would have made a great poll. i tried starting a new how old are we as a poll but cant seem to get it to work.

anyone know how to create polls?

Excellent idea, new profile of members can be obtained. I am sure younger people are increasingly getting into LF thanks to The Intrepid Company.

**gleaf** · 12-Jan-2019, 18:30

Updating myself... age now 72, retired in 2014.. building darkroom, one step at a time.

**Jac@stafford.net** · 12-Jan-2019, 19:37

Originally Posted by gleaf

Updating myself... age now 72, retired in 2014.. building darkroom, one step at a time.

Ah, you are really 18 with 54 years experience.

**fotopfw** · 13-Jan-2019, 10:54

64 now, but still thinking it's still a lot of fun to haul a 8x10" Sinar P2 studio camera through rough terrain.

**MAubrey** · 13-Jan-2019, 14:15

I feel like a complete baby...

**Fr. Mark** · 13-Jan-2019, 21:04

Haul a Sinar P2 8x10, wow! It’s hard to deny it’s a dream camera once you get it where you want it, I have a P in 4x5 and 5x7, but a light weight it is not! I’m working on restoring a 100 year old field camera to have a lighter 8x10! I do intend to get the 8x10 Sinar gear eventually and maybe see if I can rig up a 14x17 some day. For the “studio.”