Hi everyone,
I'm new to the CANP forum, I joined NPN about a month ago and love every minute of it. Been putting a few pictures on the Earth Sea & sky, Man & nature, & flora forums.I live in Palmdale CA,(Mojave Desert) I did photography for a living for 7 or 8 years, mostly product & off races,used to do my own B&W developing and printing, then stopped eveything for 15 years,since eveything turned digital I decided a couple years ago to get back into it. Since I'm a lot older know than then and enjoy the outdoors a lot more, I decided to do more landscape (which I'm fairly new to) or whatever catches my eye, Thanks everyone for your time
Welcome to NPN, Danny. I have seen, and liked, the few pictures that you have posted in ES&S. Glad to hear that you have taken up photography and your love of the outdoors again. Look forward to seeing more of your work.
Danny,
Welcome to CANP. I'm a relatively new member to CANP too. Lots of great images and information here. You'll enjoy landscape. Best Regards, Michael
I like the image you posted. It has a lonsome feel and speaks to the harshness of life in the desert. I like how you can see thru the building and out the rear window..
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9 repliesI'm new to the CANP forum, I joined NPN about a month ago and love every minute of it. Been putting a few pictures on the Earth Sea & sky, Man & nature, & flora forums.I live in Palmdale CA,(Mojave Desert) I did photography for a living for 7 or 8 years, mostly product & off races,used to do my own B&W developing and printing, then stopped eveything for 15 years,since eveything turned digital I decided a couple years ago to get back into it. Since I'm a lot older know than then
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-Ben
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Welcome to CANP. I'm a relatively new member to CANP too. Lots of great images and information here. You'll enjoy landscape. Best Regards, Michael
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I like the image you posted. It has a lonsome feel and speaks to the harshness of life in the desert. I like how you can see thru the building and out the rear window..
If you have any questions about the CANP forum you can either post them here or send an e-mail to myself or Anil Rao. Links are at the top of the page.
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