Posted by Greg Binon on September 3, 2010 at 5:02 PM
Hello All,
I have relocated back to California after a stint in Arizona.
I look forward to participating on the forum and I'm sure I'll bump into a few of you in the field.
Greg
http://www.gregbinon.com/
Posted by Harley Goldman on September 3, 2010 at 5:33 PM
Welcome back to Cali! It is a good group hanging around here.
Always nice to see another LF tog show up. There are numerous in this forum. Long live film.
Posted by Lon Overacker on September 4, 2010 at 12:08 AM
Greg,
Welcome aboard - welcome back to CA and the CANP forum. Like Harley, glad to have another LF guy around here. Quite a few already, and the more the merrier. :-)
I tried checking out your website and wanted to give you some feedback. First, you've got some nice work - and the site looks good in IE. However, I defaulted to FireFox a couple years back and your gallery images/flash pages do not work. I get a page that says to upgrade your Flash player OR click here if you have version 6. Well, I upgraded to Flash 10.1 and I still get the same message. I'm running 10.1. Interesting though, I click on the ver 6 link and it works. I'm fairly proficient with computers and attempted the Flash install more than three times and tried numerous things and still can't get it to work.
I would say that there's a fair number of folks browsing the internet using Firefox (i'm on 3.6.8) and you might want to check in to that. It's a real bummer that all this stuff doesn't work toegether seamlessly....
Lon
update: Greg, just fyi. I have the latest Flash Player installed. In fact, when I get the error page and click the link that says "Already have Flash Player? Click here if you have Flash Player 6 installed," Your gallery and images appear and work. But when I right-click to select "About Adobe Flash Player 10...." it's telling me I'm using version 10.1.xxxxxx. So, I think there's something wrong with the version checking of the Flash portion of the website. So, my Fireforx browser is the most current version as is Adobe Flash player, yet when I click on one your galleries, I get the error page. Not good.
Posted by Paul Duval on September 4, 2010 at 1:44 AM
Welcome back Greg,
Not a LF photog but appreciate the craft that goes into it and there is some awesome talent in this group.
Greg,
Welcome back and looking forward to seeing your work. I'm not a frequent LF guy, but I totally understand the passion. Best Regards.
Posted by Steve Sieren on September 4, 2010 at 11:54 AM
Hi Greg,
Welcome back to California, I'm sure you'll enjoy variety here. I just checked out your website, you've got a very nice extensive collection of Arizona and I see you've been published in Arizona Highways. Just had a chance to meet Peter Ensenberger and Jeff Kida, both very friendly guys. I look forward to seeing your work here in the CANP forum.
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7 repliesI have relocated back to California after a stint in Arizona.
I look forward to participating on the forum and I'm sure I'll bump into a few of you in the field.
Greg
http://www.gregbinon.com/
Always nice to see another LF tog show up. There are numerous in this forum. Long live film.
Welcome aboard - welcome back to CA and the CANP forum. Like Harley, glad to have another LF guy around here. Quite a few already, and the more the merrier. :-)
I tried checking out your website and wanted to give you some feedback. First, you've got some nice work - and the site looks good in IE. However, I defaulted to FireFox a couple years back and your gallery images/flash pages do not work. I get a page that says to upgrade your Flash player OR click here if you have version 6. Well, I upgraded to Flash 10.1 and I still get the same message. I'm running 10.1. Interesting though, I click on the ver 6 link and it works. I'm fairly proficient with computers and attempted the Flash install more than three times and tried numerous things and still can't get it to work.
I would say that there's a fair number of folks browsing the internet using Firefox (i'm on 3.6.8) and you might want to check in to that. It's a real bummer that all this stuff doesn't work toegether seamlessly....
Lon
update: Greg, just fyi. I have the latest Flash Player installed. In fact, when I get the error page and click the link that says "Already have Flash Player? Click here if you have Flash Player 6 installed," Your gallery and images appear and work. But when I right-click to select "About Adobe Flash Player 10...." it's telling me I'm using version 10.1.xxxxxx. So, I think there's something wrong with the version checking of the Flash portion of the website. So, my Fireforx browser is the most current version as is Adobe Flash player, yet when I click on one your galleries, I get the error page. Not good.
Not a LF photog but appreciate the craft that goes into it and there is some awesome talent in this group.
Paul
Welcome back and looking forward to seeing your work. I'm not a frequent LF guy, but I totally understand the passion. Best Regards.
Welcome back to California, I'm sure you'll enjoy variety here. I just checked out your website, you've got a very nice extensive collection of Arizona and I see you've been published in Arizona Highways. Just had a chance to meet Peter Ensenberger and Jeff Kida, both very friendly guys. I look forward to seeing your work here in the CANP forum.
Steve
If you have any questions about CANP, please contact Harley or myself.
Be sure to check out the new CANP site pages.
I see that you've added your info to the Roll Call thread. Thanks. I'll add your info to the Members page at the next update.
It's nice to have another LFer in the crew! Hope to see you in the field!
Thanks for your participation at NPN and CANP!
--P
your postings. I enjoyed visiting your website.