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I was born in Okinawa but grew up in Vancouver, Canada. Working for Kodak for 10 years, film was free so I took a long time before shooting digital. I was one of the last to make the switch. I love digital photography but I know what it can and can't do for me. For now, shooting digital is a convenient way to share images with others.
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