MickeyBabe
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Gee... I don't think I have ever done this before, so please, be gentle. 
Hi... I'm Valerie and I found this site though DWT.com
I have loved photography for a long time. I dabbled with my sister's old 35mm camera when I was in high school, enjoying the entire process including developing prints.
After that, I had to return her camera and ended up with a "point and shoot" for many years.
About 4 years ago my wonderful husband bought me a brand spanking new SLR camera and an additional zoom lens the following year. I really enjoyed playing with that, but not having the equipment to develop my photos, I had them done through retail and began having a disc made from the shots. (A little expensive to play much)
Eventually, I mentioned that to have a nice digital camera for my Disney trips would be great, since I travel the parks as light as possible and the SLR didn't fit into my touring style.
Enter my Nikon CoolPix 4300. The freedom that digital cameras give you, for selection and print options as well as editing, special effects and experimenting with composition is great fun, even though I don't get to play anywhere near as much as I would like.
So... long story short (I know, too late :
LOL) I am thrilled that Tim started this forum and I look forward to being here as it grows
Hi... I'm Valerie and I found this site though DWT.com
I have loved photography for a long time. I dabbled with my sister's old 35mm camera when I was in high school, enjoying the entire process including developing prints.
After that, I had to return her camera and ended up with a "point and shoot" for many years.
About 4 years ago my wonderful husband bought me a brand spanking new SLR camera and an additional zoom lens the following year. I really enjoyed playing with that, but not having the equipment to develop my photos, I had them done through retail and began having a disc made from the shots. (A little expensive to play much)
Eventually, I mentioned that to have a nice digital camera for my Disney trips would be great, since I travel the parks as light as possible and the SLR didn't fit into my touring style.
Enter my Nikon CoolPix 4300. The freedom that digital cameras give you, for selection and print options as well as editing, special effects and experimenting with composition is great fun, even though I don't get to play anywhere near as much as I would like.
So... long story short (I know, too late :
LOL) I am thrilled that Tim started this forum and I look forward to being here as it grows
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