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:: The Photographer ::
“Actually
I was never fond of still photography, I was always amazed by moving pictures.
I bought my first regular 8mm in 1969 - it was called Bell. Gradually I
moved to super 8mm and started experimenting with Sound films. Then came
the video-boom. I started off with Sony's Beta, then moved to VHS. Next
came the Super VHS with its better quality. I was fond of the Super VHS
until I bought this new baby. Again called Sony and I find it amazing. My
baby Sony does video and pictures in one. And that's why I take her
everywhere! :: Introduction ::
Both Joe and I hope all Nadurin around the globe feel one step closer to home with the hundreds of photos posted in this gallery. New sections will be uploaded later on this year. Enjoy your visit! Pierre
J. Mejlak
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Through
the lens of the first camera, people saw the world in black and
white. Over time, technological breakthroughs allowed artists to express
themselves in vibrant color. Today, the internet has made it possible for
people to keep in touch with their home-land through photo galleries. Joe
Zammit's Nadur Photo Gallery aims to build a virtual bridge, in line with
june29th.com's line of thought, between Nadur and its people around the
world.
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