Hello fellow film lovers.

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Welcome Home Cameron !

Ron
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Cameron - hello and welcome to APUG from western Massachusetts... and an owner of 3 ME Supers! ;)

Welcome to APUG, Cameron

Hello Cameron, I'm glad you enjoy being here.

Jeff

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Originally Posted by ME Super

I am jealous. You have two ME Supers. Great little cameras. Welcome to APUG.

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Hah. I got lucky. I got one from my dad and one from my stepdad. I was quick to steal them and the lenses from my fathers!

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Originally Posted by Ken Nadvornick

Absolutely.

And welcome from just down south of you, in the Sultan/Monroe area part way up Highway 2 headed to Stevens Pass. Lots of people from Washington state joining lately.

Ken

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I think a lot of us Washingtonians are coming to their senses!

And thank you everyone for the warm welcome!

Hello Cameron , nice to meet you!

Hi Cameron,

I'm down your way a few times a year due to son's hockey. Anything worth shooting? I work with an 8x10 and 14x17 camera.

andrew

Washington in general has nearly anything and everything you could want! I assume with those sizes of cameras you probably stick to landscape and there are lots of options there. Just north of Bellingham is plenty of farmland and wonderful old farm homes if you like. Or if you're up to a little drive to the East towards Mt. Baker(it's been a long long time since I've been out there but...) there are plenty of nice views, especially of Mt. Shuksan with Baker Lake or Artist Point. Those last two view points are some of the more infamous of the area. Another popular spot, especially if you like to do some hiking with those beasts, would be Chuckanut Bay/Larrabee state park area. Those are all a few ideas closest to the Bellingham area. If you ever plan to explore some more of Washington I could possibly help with some ideas, too. I recommend you google the above locations if you are not familiar with them. I'm sure plenty of photos will pop up to help represent them!

Welcome!!!