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Hello all!
I've been registered for a little while and made my first post today.
My girlfriend started my interest in photography as she always used to spend ages taking photos wherever she went and I thought I'd see what the fuss was about. We worked in South Korea between February 2009 and Feb 2010 and that's where I became more and more interested in photography and bought my first Olympus - an E-510. As a science graduate I loved the use of technology to capture and create beauty. In the airport when we left Korea I persuaded my other half to buy an EPL1 as the price was stormingly good (I think, it got confusing with exahcnge rates).
Here is my Picasa page:
http://picasaweb.google.com/john.simpson85
Don't be too critical as they're not meant to be masterpieces, they were mostly to show my family and friends in the UK what I was up to.
You can call me John if you like
I've been registered for a little while and made my first post today.
My girlfriend started my interest in photography as she always used to spend ages taking photos wherever she went and I thought I'd see what the fuss was about. We worked in South Korea between February 2009 and Feb 2010 and that's where I became more and more interested in photography and bought my first Olympus - an E-510. As a science graduate I loved the use of technology to capture and create beauty. In the airport when we left Korea I persuaded my other half to buy an EPL1 as the price was stormingly good (I think, it got confusing with exahcnge rates).
Here is my Picasa page:
http://picasaweb.google.com/john.simpson85
Don't be too critical as they're not meant to be masterpieces, they were mostly to show my family and friends in the UK what I was up to.
You can call me John if you like
Don't worry, I won't critisize - amongst those snapshots you've got some fine images, real gems.
Remember : First of all you take photos for your self and if a photo don't mean anything to you - THEN it becomes a bad photo. Not because others don't like it.
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