Camera and Coffee

Byuphoto said:
My 1957 Moskva 5, a Norwood Director Model C, and my favorite ceramic mug full of New Orleans blend Community Coffee. Taken with the mamiya C330 Pro TLR

Yer giving me seller's remorse there :bang: Beautiful shot though, hope you're enjoying the Moskva as I am the Elmar.

William
 
Here's the kitchen table this morning..... can you tell the wife's out of town?

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For some reason, the coffee was just really good this morning. 😎
 
back alley said:
is that a soft focus 'romance' shot of all your gear?😉
LOL!! No, that's a cheap pos digital shot of [most of] my gear. My sis gave me her old Kodak digi-cam and for the life of me, every shot taken, whether inside/out/flash/sunlight has this little slightly glary, blurry, ghosty glow to it. Maybe it's that big fat thumb print on the plastic lens, eh? 🙄

But hey, if it "makes joe feel normal again," I'll say I was listening to soft music when I took the shot. 😉
 
Gordon Coale said:
Nice neck strap! 🙂

The way the neck strap is laid curled and in the front reminds me of a turnicut in a street junkie photo. Behind it is not the normal hypodermics but the fixation of another addiction, RANGEFINDERS
😀
 
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The Contax I with original 50/1.5 Sonnar arrived here a few days ago from the Netherlands; it is being sent to Henry Scherer Monday for a redo. Also in the shot is another Contax I with a 50/3.5 collapsible Tessar and Albada finder that was refurbished earlier this year -- Henry does a remarkable job and the camera is a joy to use.
 
It arrived here in Alkmaar after a mere five-day journey: my Canonet QL17 GIII, won on *Bay and coaxed into perfection by G'man (thanks again, Dave...); note the snazzy new black-leather jacket! 🙂
It's loaded with Reala; now all I need to do is find time between work, and getting this house ready to sell, and doing the preliminary packing, and, and.... 🙁
 
I know it is not an RF but it is one great TLR. This is the one I got from f/stopblues.
I do need to get a little newer light meter that works well in low light and old eyes.
 
Finally got around to posting a photo of the Leica M4-2 and the Summicron. I was doing some web shots and had a background and lights setup, but it was too late for me and coffee.
This is the camera I got from Joe Leiberman. He told me he never liked the black chrome so he had it chromed and recovered in brown leather. I think it is rather unique but it really needs a chrome lens. I am really proud of this camera and the friendship it represents
 
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