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Funny though, looking at the different nationalities at this thread there is certainly a high representation of people from the US, despite the fact that this site is situated in London.

The approximate same frequency is confirmed when looking at Dpreviews statistics regarding the "Top Geographic Regions" (from september 2001):

North America 62.2 %
Western Europe 15.8 %
Asia 11.2 %
Northern Europe 3.2 %
Australia 2.0 %
Eastern Europe 1.0 %
Rest 3.6 %

Or, when looking at the "Most Active Countries" (from September 2001):
United States 60.9 %
Canada 6.7 %
United Kingdom 5.6 %
Germany 3.3 %
Japan 2.7 %
Netherlands 2.7 %
Rest 15.9 %

And the average visit length is 17 minutes 47 seconds. I'd better stop now before overrunning average time!!!

Source:
http://www.dpreview.com/misc/advertising.asp#stats

Best regards,

Klaus Bergstedt

'Nothing is either good or bad, but thinking makes it so' (Shakespeare, W.).
 
Hi, I was born and live in Porto - Portugal.

You can chack some photos os the city on my website. I intend to put some more in a near future.
Right now I am short in time for photography...
:-(((

Regards to all from Porto! Come and visit this beautifull city!
--
David Martins
http://www.diafragma.net
 
Forgot to tell you, I only shoot with Nikon...
:-)))

It would be nice to receive your comments to my work and website on my guestbook.

I am a complete amateur and I always enjoy to hera what thr "pros" have to say!

Thanks!

--
David Martins
http://www.diafragma.net
 
... and that would of course be a Belgian living in Tokyo, Japan (lol).
Bernard Languillier said:
Just wondering if somebody is actually reading the answers, or just
posting one's own thing?... :-)
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Yes, some people do most likely use this site as another stage for having the fifteen minutes of fame.

Best regards,

Klaus Bergstedt

'Nothing is either good or bad, but thinking makes it so' (Shakespeare, W.).
 
I am impressed Klaus, at least you are reading some of the answers :-)

Fame on such site is actually an interesting thing... Besides the obvious fact that you have no idea how many people actually read your posts, you have no idea who they are, what they think... this might be a very lonely place actually.

Cheers from Tokyo then.

Best regards,
Bernard
Klaus Bergstedt said:
Bernard Languillier said:
Just wondering if somebody is actually reading the answers, or just
posting one's own thing?... :-)
Click to expand...
Yes, some people do most likely use this site as another stage for
having the fifteen minutes of fame.

Best regards,

Klaus Bergstedt

'Nothing is either good or bad, but thinking makes it so'
(Shakespeare, W.).
Click to expand...
 
Bernard Languillier said:
I am impressed Klaus, at least you are reading some of the answers :-)

Fame on such site is actually an interesting thing... Besides the
obvious fact that you have no idea how many people actually read
your posts, you have no idea who they are, what they think... this
might be a very lonely place actually.

Cheers from Tokyo then.

Best regards,
Bernard
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Fame does not necessarily require a reflective audience (on the contrary) - a creative fantasy might often do the job much better.

Cheers,

Klaus Bergstedt

'Nothing is either good or bad, but thinking makes it so' (Shakespeare, W.).
 
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