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Mit "Night in Vence" foto kom ind på 1. pladsen

Digital fotografering er en dejlig hobby. I de "gamle dage" ejede jeg analoge kameraer fra leverandører som Pentax og Olympus (drømmer om en Nikon). Sidste sommer købte jeg et Nikon D70s DSLR-kamera og startede igen. Et af mine fotos har modtaget en pris, hvor jeg tager 1. plads i en månedlig fotokonkurrence på nikonians.com. Temaet var "Nat". Jeg blev belønnet med en dejlig fotoredigeringssoftware. Billedet er nu forelagt den endelige "Bedste foto 2006".
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  1. J Bondo04.12.2006, 09.28

    That's an awesome shot, congratulations!

    I've known you for, what, 15 years now? And I didn't have a clue you were even remotely interested in photography!

    Keep up the good work. You just inspired me to look out for photo contests - I've been taking pictures since I was 14, but haven't ever considered entering a contest.

    Joachim

    P.S. Looking to upgrade my M6 to the new M8, to accompany my DSLR.

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  2. Lars Kirstein Andersen04.12.2006, 19.43

    Thx for your kind encouragement.
    The Leica is a wonderful camera. Maybe I should buy it also, as it is always nice to have a high quality handy camera at hand - especially during travelling.
    The Leica must be considered the "Bang & Olufsen" of cameras.

    Kind regards
    Lars

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