News: Eye on Nicaragua - an interview with Robert Watcher

hi Guys,

I'm pretty sure most of you are not aware that since this spring I have started a new website that includes articles about photography and several interviews with photographers that do interesting work.

I have just finished an article about the fabulous photographs that our dear friend, Robert Watcher, takes while living in Nicaragua.

I would love if you would visit the site:
Shuttertactics.com

and in particular the page of Robert's Interview. I think you will find it very interesting, including how Robert became a photographer!

Eye on Nicaragua - an interview with Robert Watcher

If you enjoy the article, please feel free to share it via Google +/Twitter/Facebook, we could use a bit of publicity!

Thanks for you kind attention,
Maggie

This interview is great Maggie. Thank you.


I must warn everyone though - - - Maggie is a thorough interviewer and the whole thing is detailed and lengthy. I'm not complaining by any means, I love words and stories. Lots of other nice interviews and tutorials showing up on that website as well.

I think that it is thoughtful that you mention (and link to) OPF as our meeting place Maggie.



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Maggie,

Congrats! Good to see appreciation of Robert and his wife's joint efforts.

Asher

Robert Watcher said:

This interview is great Maggie. Thank you.


I must warn everyone though - - - Maggie is a thorough interviewer and the whole thing is detailed and lengthy. I'm not complaining by any means, I love words and stories. Lots of other nice interviews and tutorials showing up on that website as well.

I think that it is thoughtful that you mention (and link to) OPF as our meeting place Maggie.



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You were a wonderful interviewee and yes, lengthy but I think, interesting.

As for linking to OPF? Of course! Hopefully some new people will find this place and register too!

Asher Kelman said:

Maggie,

Congrats! Good to see appreciation of Robert and his wife's joint efforts.

Asher

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Thank you, Asher. Robert was a joy to interview. I could not believe how he started to do photography, that really was a huge surprise!