let me see ....1,2,3,.........,23,24,25 :)

34 with more in store :-)

I guess at 65, I'm still one of the old farts around here. Am I slowing down? God, I hope not. Had to take a few months off last fall when I had to lay my motorcycle down to avoid hitting a black cow on a dark mountain road late at night but after 54 days in the hospital and several months of rehab I'm back behind the camera and putting in long hours at the editing console.

Gearing up to shoot four days of a music festival near the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia next week plus scheduled work on a documentary on the crystal meth problem. I don't feel old...yet.

Doug, way to go! Great story and good to hear you got over that awful accident. Off-topic, but do you still ride your motorcyle? A little less off-topic, can you transport your camera and some gear on it? I find that I can just squeeze a Strut DVT-4 video case in the space on the saddle between myself and the rear topcase of my Vespa scooter...

I will turn 46 very soon - am from the autumn of 1967, same time as Volkswagen introduced a new version (Mk2) of their "breadloaf" transporter which you occasionally still see in the streets :-)

Doug, way to go! Great story and good to hear you got over that awful accident. Off-topic, but do you still ride your motorcyle? A little less off-topic, can you transport your camera and some gear on it? I find that I can just squeeze a Strut DVT-4 video case in the space on the saddle between myself and the rear topcase of my Vespa scooter...

I will turn 46 very soon - am from the autumn of 1967, same time as Volkswagen introduced a new version (Mk2) of their "breadloaf" transporter which you occasionally still see in the streets :-)

Peter: Not cleared to get back on the Harley just yet. Last MRI showed lessons and scarring from the TBI (traumatic brain injury) that I suffered and I'm still trying to get the leg that was broken badly back up to full speed. I hope to. And, yes, I do transport my cameras on the bike. I use a Sportsman bag with padding from a Lowepro bag that I gutted to protect the cameas. I was coming back from an assignment to shoot a high school championship football game when I laid the bike down. The bag, strapped to the luggage rack, never touched the pavement and the cameras (a Canon 5D MKII and 7D) and the lenses were fine. In retrospect the cameras came out far better than I or the bike.

Doug

old enough to need readers when at this site.

50 years old for me. Started out with video in the 6th grade editing, videos with Sony AV 3650 Recorder. It was one of the first color VTR's on the market.

33 for me... ouch had to double check that one. Started as a senior in High School running tapes and various other PA duties on a local multi camera sports truck, and crawled my way up from there.

40 for me - 41 next month :)

I'm 75, my life really took off when I retired, having the time to do what I want is great.

Finally, someone older than me. I'm 71 now but turn 72 next month.

Finally, someone older than me. I'm 71 now but turn 72 next month.

You'll soon catch up Doug :-)

I'd better join the club, I'm 73!

61 at the moment, and just starting to feel it!

I stopped reading all the posts - made me feel old
"will you still need me, will you still feed me.."

Dave Baker and I were born on the same day and same month so we are "twins" both 73 and counting!! Admittedly I need to use reading glasses to see the fine detail on the LCD screen but otherwise still fit!! I have stopped doing "full weddings" (the 14 hour gigs) and now mainly just do wedding ceremonies ..got tired of getting home at 1:00am or later!!

I was young when I joined this forum......Now I play the old curmudgeon here!

Steve

I'm so old I can't remember if I posted my age here or not. 63yrs.

I first "met" Dave Baker and Chris Harding in another place and at another time (thirteen years ago, I think). They were indeed even then known as The Twins. I was known as Gramps and, with regard to this topic's title, my average age is about 41.