The first click was an old kodak box camera which I tried to connect
to a toy microscope. It failed completely because I didn't know how to
operate the tools/toys. The failure was the trigger to do better and a
Beirette was the second click. The little camera exposed lots of Agfa
CT-18 slide films.
Around age 14, I got a russian Zenith SLR and got really hooked. A
darkroom followed and the addiction was complete.
When I got more money a Miranda SLR was next which was quickly dumped
for a Pentax MX.  The darkroom didn't survive the move to a new house
and photography slowly degraded to family snapshots processed by the
local drugstore.
Digital was the latest and loudest click for me.

Toine

On 25 January 2010 10:44, Derby Chang <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Friend-shooter of mind asked me today, when did it click for you? When did
> you know photography was the game to be in? Oddly, unlike a lot of my past
> history, I could pinpoint exactly the moment
>
> I was sent out by my then-employer to do some work in Simi Valley, CA.
> Bored, I picked up a Ricoh KR-10M with a modest Rikonen zoom (both long
> since stolen). Landing on the weekend, I went for a drive down PCH to adjust
> my body clock, with a plan to visit the Getty museum. After being rejected
> because I hadn't booked, and after finding a not quite legal park on the
> beach, I saw a pretty lady with a pet pig. Not understanding the honourable
> history of street photography, I begged her to let me take a photo, which
> she did, to my gratitude. It could have gone the other way, but that shot
> made me think, there was something to this hobby. Fine-boned ladies will let
> you take their picture with their pig, what's not to enjoy?
>
> http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/10/10_01/10_01_click/index.htm
>
> So.....when did it first click for you?
>
> D
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