Welcome to my blog

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Hey,

Welcome to my first post on my blog.

Well, everything needs a start, so does this blog also.

Anyway, I will try to be not like the others (I hope) and just post or even do a copy/post of already existing information on other places.

No, the goal is that I achieve to publish as personal as possible on it.

So what will you find here ?

Well, probably some ideas by me which popped up when I was trying to mess in my photographs as an amateur and I achieved something decent (in my opinion, so it doesn't mean in yours :) )

Otherwise, nice places you can visit, or clubs that I like.

But as always, it will be my personal view and opinions. And it is up to you to come back and read them.


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