infosecgeek
Member
Saw some billowing smoke from the side of the road and obviously I headed towards it then away... Grabbed the E-P2 and my Leica and walked right up... I was able to get right up to action armed with a 28mm on the E-P2 and a 50mm on the M6 and an expired 2009 NYPD press pass. Just got my film back....
payasam
a.k.a. Mukul Dube
Quick reaction. Did you try to sell the pictures?
infosecgeek
Member
I submitted some digital shots to an editor I used to work with...Apparently it wasn't a big enough event.
johannielscom
Snorting silver salts
In due time that first shot's gonna mean something to somebody and you will sell it: the firemen have their names printed on their jackets and someday one of them will be a hero, a captain, or plain simply retire.
Epic shot, congrats!
Epic shot, congrats!
xxloverxx
Shoot.
Beautiful photos — I especially love the 2nd one, with the great light.
What film did you use for this?
What film did you use for this?
Disappointed_Horse
Well-known
That first shot is great!
infosecgeek
Member
Thanks all..... I used TriX 400 (my favorite so far)... I love the M6... I regret not getting into it earlier... I would of never thought I could use a rangefinder for this type of work.. Although I haven't shot Pro PJ work in over a year. I have defaulted to motor sports and sold the 5D I used to use for personal stuff.. I keep my Leica and my E-P2 with me at all times...
RFluhver
Well-known
An M6 wouldn't survive a real 'hot zone', would it? I mean like a war zone. Maybe the earlier Ms, but the later ones? Yesterday I manhandled an M6 in MapCamera and it seemed a bit too precious to me.
infosecgeek
Member
Sadly I can't say I don't have anything to compare it to. I have never touched an earlier model
robklurfield
eclipse
nice work. quick thinking. always have a camera with you. good stuff.
Vobluda
Well-known
Nice pictures, like them.