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In February 1983 the Shenandoah Valley
experienced a 30-inch snow fall. One of the things my new wife
and I realized was that we did not have a camera to take
pictures of the event. So as soon as the snow melted enough to
move, we went to our local photo shop and purchased a used
35mm range finder camera. I was given a 12-exposure roll of
film and told to go out, give it a try, and bring the camera
back if I did not like the results. One of the images from
that roll resulted in my first landscape. Since then I've
improved my technique and equipment, but
the main focus of my photography has remained the same: NATURE & LANDSCAPE
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