Don Kondra
Been spending a lot of time on here!
- Joined
- Dec 11, 2007
- Messages
- 1,637
- Reaction score
- 904
- Location
- Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
- Website
- donkondra.weebly.com
- Can others edit my Photos
- Photos NOT OK to edit
My name is Don and I am a alco...,woops, wrong forum :blushing:
Actually I'm a reformed readaholic and a wood furniture designer/ maker. Since the new computer and wireless internet last year I find I don't have time to read anymore, sigh...
I live on an acreage a short drive from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.
My dog Max and I share a 1600 sq. ft. house, well, that's not quite accurate. The house is 700 sq. ft. and the studio is 900 sq. ft.
My photography was limited to the normal snaps of fishing trips, family gatherings and documenting my work with a Mamiya 35 mm.
For anything important I took my work to a professional.
I didn't have the time and/or wasn't motivated enough to get good enough to know exactly what the results of a shoot would be and hated the waiting for the film to be developed.
About four years ago I bought a 2 mp Kodak P&S and absolutely LOVED the freedom of being able to see right then and there what was happening.
The digital format has made it much more convenient and outright fun.
It's time to move up a step or three in a camera, in my search for understanding what's available today I found this forum.
Enough rambling for now, I've enjoyed my visits here and hope to not embarrass myself with too many dumb questions..
Cheers, Don
Actually I'm a reformed readaholic and a wood furniture designer/ maker. Since the new computer and wireless internet last year I find I don't have time to read anymore, sigh...
I live on an acreage a short drive from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.
My dog Max and I share a 1600 sq. ft. house, well, that's not quite accurate. The house is 700 sq. ft. and the studio is 900 sq. ft.
My photography was limited to the normal snaps of fishing trips, family gatherings and documenting my work with a Mamiya 35 mm.
For anything important I took my work to a professional.
I didn't have the time and/or wasn't motivated enough to get good enough to know exactly what the results of a shoot would be and hated the waiting for the film to be developed.
About four years ago I bought a 2 mp Kodak P&S and absolutely LOVED the freedom of being able to see right then and there what was happening.
The digital format has made it much more convenient and outright fun.
It's time to move up a step or three in a camera, in my search for understanding what's available today I found this forum.
Enough rambling for now, I've enjoyed my visits here and hope to not embarrass myself with too many dumb questions..
Cheers, Don
