FrankS
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aad said:I'll be developing a roll later tonight, taken almost entirely of my father, in his apartment, as he told us stories from his youth (he's 85). I used my old Leica with a 50 Nokton, TriX at 1600. I have no other gear that could have done this without disturbing him with either noise (SLR) or light (flash), and once focused, I just took pictures as the spirit moved me. Cool camera.
I sure hope they came out..
Please post some when available!
VictorM.
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aad
Not so new now.
Just for you, Frank... thanks for asking.
I just scanned these in, I haven't cropped or anything else. I don't post a lot, as my favorite pictures tend to be personal, or non-rangefinder. But as I noted above, I think the old camera was the best for these pictures of my father.
Among the stories (and I took 36 exposures) are of his grandfather building a log cabin west of Calgary after WW1 (each returning veteran got 160 acres) which was still standing as of 10 years ago. Sounds like a trip soon..
Also a tale of delivering ice in Toronto in the late '40s to an apparently lonely and healthy housewife. No morals were harmed in the telling.
I just scanned these in, I haven't cropped or anything else. I don't post a lot, as my favorite pictures tend to be personal, or non-rangefinder. But as I noted above, I think the old camera was the best for these pictures of my father.
Among the stories (and I took 36 exposures) are of his grandfather building a log cabin west of Calgary after WW1 (each returning veteran got 160 acres) which was still standing as of 10 years ago. Sounds like a trip soon..
Also a tale of delivering ice in Toronto in the late '40s to an apparently lonely and healthy housewife. No morals were harmed in the telling.
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