Where to start, I guess the beginning is always the best. It all began on a mountain peak in the middle of the Taman Negara Jungle. We had trekked for three hours or so, to a small lookout area. Standing there, with my small insignificant Nikon APS, the guy next to me pulled out what can only be described, by a mere mortal, as a beast. Well one thing led to another, as you can imagine, by the end of which I had been persuaded; I needed a better camera. The fact that I couldn't zoom in or out, or frame effectively had been getting to me.

So at our next stop, I decided it was time to invest, and where better than Singapore? So off I went and, maybe a little rashly, bought the fabulous Nikon D70. And so began my unhealthy craving for that, always sought after and always elusive, perfect shot. Oh sure, there are some that I think are amazing, but photography is so subjective and what I consider to be a master piece others will probably consider dull or boring, or 'so' done before!

Having wandered around with no real idea as to what I was doing or how I was supposed to do it, I decided it was high time that I did an evening course to learn what all the damn buttons really did!

Many nights and quite a lot of experimenting later, I now have a vague idea of what I'm doing. I just hope that you think so too.

As you travel through life,

Kill nothing but Time,

Leave nothing but Footprints,

Take nothing but Pictures.

(anon)

Thank you for visiting my site.

Simon Harrison.