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Years ago I hung up my cameras because I couldn't make a living doing what I loved and didn't love what I had to do to make a living! That was almost 30 years ago.
In the Spring of 2004 I bought a Fuji S7000 digital camera to test the waters and see if, once again, I could do what I loved without the expense of processing the photos. While the S7000 was not the best camera on the market I was satisfied with the results. I was having fun!
In the Spring of 2009, just before the Italy trip, I upgraded to a Nikon D90. A superb piece of equipment for the serious amature. I've got the 18/55 lens and it has served me well under most conditions. In 2011 I added the 70-300 Nikor zoom and have been having a ball.
Then, just this year (2016), I sold the D90 and bought a D750 with the 24-120mm zoom. The 70-300 is still around and I'll be getting the Sigma 105mm Macro soon. There are good things to come so stay tuned.
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"Looking At, Looking At Greece"
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Florida & Epcot Center
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The Portals of Chios
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Chios & Lesvos
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Grecian Images
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The Big Easy
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The Highlands of Scotland
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Sofia, Bulgaria & The Black Sea
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The Isle of Crete
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North Eastern Italy
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A Rainy Vienna, Austria
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Bratislava: A work in progress
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The Isle of Samos
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Ancient Heraion
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The Isle of Patmos & More
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Ancient Ephesus
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The Isle of Skyros
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Istanbul, Turkey
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The Isle of Kefalonia
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The Isle of Thassos
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Ireland 2015
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