durr-architect's photostream  

Since 1960, when I got my first camera, the Kodak Brownie Starlet, I made photos more and more. My second camera was a Petri Blue Magic Scope (1963). Te next one was a 6 x 6 cm Yashica Mat (1970), which I used until 1976, when I purchased a Nikon Nikormat FT2. This camera (with 3 lenses: Nikkor 85 mm - 1:1.8, Micro Nikkor 55 mm - 1:3.5, Nikkor 24 mm - 1:2.8) accompanied me for 28 years (!) until the digital age, when a Nikon D 70 appeared, this time with a zoom lens (AF-S Nikkor 18-70 mm - 1:3.5/4.5). This camera was replaced by a Nikon D 90 in 2009 with 12,3 megapixels and options and the lenses: AF-S Nikkor 18-105 mm - 1:3.5/5.6, AF Nikkor 70-300 mm - 1:4/5.6 and for architecture: a Tokina SD 12-24 mm - 1:4 . In 2011 the camera body changed to a Nikon D7000, more megapixels (16,2), better focusing and faster.
Before the digital age my family used a Nikon EM with Nikon E 50 mm - 1:1.8 and Nikon E 28 mm - 1:2.8. After that camera came a Nikon Coolpix S10 VR, which I use in daily working life. The family now uses a Nikon D 3000 with standard lens AF-S Nikkor 18-55 mm - 1:3.5/5.6.

I am pleased if you want to use my pictures, but only for non-commercial use, as long as you state me as the author, and I expect you to ask me first on my flickr-email.