Good bye to a good rep

Pablo · 1st April 2005

Hi guys,

This will mean little to those Fuji people not living in Queensland Australia, but !

The Brisbane Fuji rep "Michael" has left Fuji today. It is a sad loss to our store and I would guess to others.

Michael is a very nice natured person; helpfull and a very tallented and devoted photographer.

I am shure his visits to stores will be missed.

I know that Michael will never leave photography, so, if you meet up with him, tell him I said,"Hi".

Cheers.

LazerLordz · 2nd April 2005

Well, I'm sure you guys could get him along one of your photoshoots..after all being a Fuji rep must make him a pretty wise fellow, especially in the technicals.

Pablo · 2nd April 2005

Hi LazerLordz,

Actually we have spoken of having a photo outing before.

He is a long time photographer and quite a tallented one.

I look forward to sitting down, having a few beers, and learning from him !

Michael does not live too far from where I do , so I will be looking out for him.

I guess the reason for my post is.... I see many reps from various companies.
The reps I know are all very good people , but, Michael has been more than that.

He is dedicated to photography! A person that would not see me and ask "what would I like to order".
Would bring in an early made medium format film camera he owns for me to inspect.

He was totally into Fuji cameras... owns a S2 Pro and S3Pro ... etc:

If the other camera reps were like him, I would be ordering more from them .

Sorry if I go on, but there should be more reps like him.

Cheers

rebbot · 2nd April 2005

Mate I was in Perth, WA for almost 2 years and really wished I met someone like Micheal though hahaha

Not much of camera enthusiasists ard there

1st April 2005	#1
Pablo Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Blue/Green Planet Posts: 1,855	Good bye to a good rep Hi guys, This will mean little to those Fuji people not living in Queensland Australia, but ! The Brisbane Fuji rep "Michael" has left Fuji today. It is a sad loss to our store and I would guess to others. Michael is a very nice natured person; helpfull and a very tallented and devoted photographer. I am shure his visits to stores will be missed. I know that Michael will never leave photography, so, if you meet up with him, tell him I said,"Hi". Cheers. __________________ Time, is an effortless construction :)

2nd April 2005	#2
LazerLordz Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: near the Equator Posts: 1,257	Well, I'm sure you guys could get him along one of your photoshoots..after all being a Fuji rep must make him a pretty wise fellow, especially in the technicals. __________________ We live in an age when unnecessary things are our only necessities. - Oscar Wilde

2nd April 2005	#3
Pablo Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Blue/Green Planet Posts: 1,855	Hi LazerLordz, Actually we have spoken of having a photo outing before. He is a long time photographer and quite a tallented one. I look forward to sitting down, having a few beers, and learning from him ! Michael does not live too far from where I do , so I will be looking out for him. I guess the reason for my post is.... I see many reps from various companies. The reps I know are all very good people , but, Michael has been more than that. He is dedicated to photography! A person that would not see me and ask "what would I like to order". Would bring in an early made medium format film camera he owns for me to inspect. He was totally into Fuji cameras... owns a S2 Pro and S3Pro ... etc: If the other camera reps were like him, I would be ordering more from them . Sorry if I go on, but there should be more reps like him. Cheers __________________ Time, is an effortless construction :)

2nd April 2005	#4
rebbot Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 1,831	Mate I was in Perth, WA for almost 2 years and really wished I met someone like Micheal though hahaha Not much of camera enthusiasists ard there