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Sunny Norway

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This was as good as it got during my summer holiday. 5 minutes after the shot was taken, the rain came. And didn't leave for two weeks.

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Me and my Nikkormat

Here's a secret: I'm not all that interested in cameras. I know the basics that go into getting a picture on film, but I'm lost when things get complicated. But I've always liked photography, so when I had some extra money eight years ago, I bought a Nikon F50 camera (Aka N50). I shot some rolls, and made a simple discovery: It stunk. It was more like an advanced point and shoot, with little thinking left to the photographer. Which is me. And I like to think before I do stuff. Several years later I bought my Nikon Coolpix 800 , my first and only digital camera (which I still love). But I still wanted a proper SLR camera, to learn the basics of photography. A local shop had the Nikkormat FT2 for sale, and I traded it for my F50. That deal is getting better year by year. I have never been let down by my Nikkormat. The meter needs a battery, other than that it's all manual. I have taken it with me everywhere (beaches of France, Rome, the Norwegian mountains), and it&#

Misty morning

Trains leaving Stavanger railway station.

Italian Open 2003

Gustavo Kuerten (near end) reaches for a drop shot by Gaston Gaudio. Shot on a very hot day at the Foro Italico in May 2003, with a 50 mm f/2 from the stands. Gaudio went on to win the match, which was great fun.

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