I like to think that Jon would approve of all of the photographs here, and that people get out and use the cameras for what they were meant for. I thought the Mother/Daughter shot fit quite well, and certainly put it back. I think Stewart was giving out a compliment, not a judgement of the other photo's.
Trius
Waiting on Maitani
raid
Dad Photographer
I did not want anyone to think that I show disrespect to Jon. It is just a photo of two tourists enoying quality Mother-Daughter time.
Nando
Well-known
SuitePhoto
Established
Some of my wino buddies.
lorriman
Established
Wow, what lens/film/camera is that?
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Sparrow
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Raid, I just spotted this, I'm sorry I didn't make myself clear, I wasn't criticising at all it was just those shots just stood out as being in Jon's style. Not that others were not appropriate in any way.
with regrets, Stewart
charjohncarter
Veteran
Not a glass, but I took this 40 years ago, and I thought it looked like some of Jon's work:
raid
Dad Photographer
gb hill
Veteran
Here's a couple I shot in the spirit of Jon's photography.
gb hill
Veteran
Thanks to all that have made this thread a real tribute.
It's become a real "Raise your camera for Jon Claremont".
It's become a real "Raise your camera for Jon Claremont".
rxmd
May contain traces of nut
A bit late in coming, but I didn't see the thread last year...
I owe a lot to the man and would have liked him to stay around.
I owe a lot to the man and would have liked him to stay around.
nico
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... never too late to remember our friend Jon... I share your feelings ...
leica M2 fan
Veteran
It's interesting that I didn't see this thread either until today, but as I just posted in the Picks of the Week in the Gallery- Jon was the man there. A glass raised high and a toast to him.
