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Tor-Henrik Furmyr
from Kristiansund N, Norway

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Was photographing a lot many yeas ago, then "took a brake" until 2004, when i bought my new camera and headed into the digital world...
Currently using a Nikon D300 with vertical grip, a Sigma 18-125, a tokina 12-24, and a nikon 70-300 VR, and a sb800 flash. the old D70 is still in my posession as a reserve..
I don't really have a favourite theme, although i'm taking a lot of motorsports pictures, especially in the econommical "bilcross" cathegory and "autoslalom"-cathergory...
I'm a member og Kristiansund Kamrea-Klubb and also has some comittments in the Nordic Light-festival (www.nle.no)
Here in Photocommunity i hope to get a lot of comments on my pictures. Although i love getting positive comments, i also love getting constructive critical comments, as that's what i think i'll learn from when it comes to taking better pictures....
AND... in light of that, the content in my own comments to others, is my real and honest opinion. It might be subjective, but it is given in the best meaning.
You will probably not see many "great picture" or "nice work" standing alone without my opinion of the picture, and if i do, it's because everything that has to be said, is said by former commentators and i just want to give my approval to their comments.
I strongly believe that we can all, professionals and amateurs, improve our skills by exchanging hints, tricks and ideas in a community as Fotocommunity, and that's why i appreciate both receiving comments and giving them :-)
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(profile photo by Martin Unger)