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Old 01-02-2008, 06:22 AM   #11 (permalink)
 
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Hi Nimai, welcome from the UK.
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Hi niimo and welcome from North Northumberland, near the Scottish Border on yet another small island. APUG is the place to be if you are looking to learn about analogue photography.
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Welcome Nimai, from New England.
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Welcome from sunny Tucson. Wish we had a bit more of your rains here! Best, tim
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Aloha. Normally I live on a tiny island, smaller than Moloka'i, off the East Coast of the mainland, but we're visiting my in-laws on O'ahu this week. We were out shooting yesterday around Sandy Beach and Makapu'u beach. Not sure where we'll go today. Waiting for the rain to clear up. See you around.
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Welcome from landlocked Northamptonshire. If you've got the space for a darkroom then that's the biggest battle won. The rest is relatively easy but fascinating to learn. If it wasn't we'd have given up long ago. Well I would have!

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Howdy from Texas! You found a great place here.... :-)
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Welcome to the group, Nimai. You will learn alot from the folks here. It's going to be a wild ride.
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Nimai - welcome to APUG from western Massachusetts.

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