Originally posted by Borealis Good evening Martin Stu...
Thank you for welcoming. Are you a native Russian? Or do you just happen to live in Russia...
yes, Pentax lovers from all over the world have gathered here... yes, I am a native Russian, I am not "Edward Snowden"
... I can say that I accidentally bought a Pentax camera ... and I can say that I accidentally became a member of the Pentax forums... but I really liked the camera and the Pentax forums... that's how I ended up here...
about your experience ... I was referring to your experience of night landscape photography, photographing the night sky, how best to do it ... when to start shooting, how to prepare, etc...
Until 1991, 2 million Germans lived in Russia (in the USSR)... when I was in school, there were two Germans in my class, a boy and a girl, they studied very well ... the girl was an excellent student in all subjects, and the boy was an excellent student, primarily in exact sciences, such as mathematics, trigonometry, physics, chemistry... this boy was one of my best friends...
by the way, my mother worked as a teacher of German (also English, but the main specialization is German.... at one time she graduated from the Institute of Foreign Languages.), she spoke German fluently, she also translated when meeting with German delegations from the GDR ... once in my childhood I corresponded with a 12-year-old German girl named Anna (honestly speaking, I wrote under my mother's dictation, she corrected the text as it should) ... but, unfortunately, I never learned German, maybe the grammar is complicated, as far as I remember plusquamperfekt, etc.