I have been interested in photography since I was about 10 years old. Over the next years, I had cameras of various formats and, in different circumstances, several darkrooms to process the film and paper in. There are some old photos left from those years, and the memory of the odors of the chemicals of the darkroom, and that is about all.

More of my time was taken in dealing with computer technology as a software engineer - writing application solving financial problems .

But the desire to work with photographic images never left me. In 2004, I bought a moderately expensive digital camera Canon G5, and so entered into a new way of indulging in my love of images.

For me, the main thing that makes digital photography superior to film photography is the change in the nature of "darkrooms". That is, instead of spending lots of money and time in a dark, dank, and smelly darkroom, I now do the same sort of work comfortably sitting at my computer.

I appreciate your comments, and better if they are critical, telling me how I can improve or if you want me to know what would have been your own point of view, write without fear.

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