Bill wrs1145
A native Texan
I've got several reminders of Tom: Several unique and simple camera straps made by him; and a few soft releases that I'll treasure forever.
Thanks,
Bill
Thanks,
Bill
Same here- I gave him a Jupiter-3 in LTM, he expressed an interest.
Got back a couple of lenses and a few interesting tools a week or so later.
A true photographic enthusiast.
Got back a couple of lenses and a few interesting tools a week or so later.
A true photographic enthusiast.
Ororaro
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Before my main camera dealer Steve Mills retired, he told me how he bumped into Tom in Europe. Steve still had some of Tom's soft releases, if I recall correctly. I'll always remember how Tom talked about carrying manual film cameras in case aliens land, because of the often reported proclivity of UFO's to render electronic devices inoperable.
Nokton48
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I remember TomA commented on my B&W photograph of "Fallingwater", designed by Architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Tom had recently visited Fallingwater, with the Leica Historical Society. I used a 4x5 Sinar Norma, it was my second visit photographing the famous ediface.
His comment-- "You should have used an 8x10"
LOL

His comment-- "You should have used an 8x10"
LOL
farlymac
PF McFarland
Tom was the one who gave me some good advice when I was looking to upgrade my rangefinder experience, which is how I wound up with a Nikon S2, and later on I lost my resistance and expanded into the Leica sphere. He was totally right about everything he told me, and I am forever grateful to him.
PF
PF
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