Jim Watts
Still trying to See.
I was talking to Joel Meyerowitz on Thursday lunchtime prior to his talk on his "Aftermath" project and book and he noticed my R-D1. He apparently was not aware that there were now digital rangefinder cameras available, especially ones that he could fit his Leica lenses to. He played around with my camera for a few minutes, "thanking me for the gift" (perhaps I should have suggested a swop for a couple of prints 😀 ) and was quite impressed, but I expect he will order an M8 now he knows this is available as well 😉 . I was hoping some 'magic' would rub off on my R-D1, but it dosn't seem to have yet 😉 .
He is of course these days better known for his large format colour work than 35mm, but he still uses his Leicas and some of the pictures in Aftermath are with these as well as large format. He's a good speaker and had some interesting stories about the difficulties of taking photographs at 'Ground Zero'.
Attached are a couple of pictures taken durring his talk. R-D1, 35mm Cron, 1600 iso.
He is of course these days better known for his large format colour work than 35mm, but he still uses his Leicas and some of the pictures in Aftermath are with these as well as large format. He's a good speaker and had some interesting stories about the difficulties of taking photographs at 'Ground Zero'.
Attached are a couple of pictures taken durring his talk. R-D1, 35mm Cron, 1600 iso.