Who took that famous picture of ...

dazedgonebye

dazedgonebye

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...someone holding a rangefinder to their face. It looks as though the lens and external viewfinder are the person's eyes.
Many a avatar is modeld after it.

Thanks
 
Thanks!
I was looking through "The Photo Book" for it and failed to get lucky.
Who taught that guy to hold a camera that way?
 
I've been wanting to do one of these for awhile.
My version, adjusted to reflect my skill level with the tool.

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dazedgonebye said:
I've been wanting to do one of these for awhile.
My version, adjusted to reflect my skill level with the tool.

385870352_aa89c3aeb6_o.jpg
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That's pretty sweet lighting, Steve. :)
 
Thats great Steve....but don't change your avator over it. I love your avator. Every time I see it it gives off a warmth that touches my heart. Magical to say the least. Hope I don't sound like a weirdo...but isn't that what a good photograph is susposed to do?:)


Thanks Joe for the link: Gallery M looks like fasinating viewing:Added to favorites.
 
gb hill said:
Thats great Steve....but don't change your avator over it. I love your avator. Every time I see it it gives off a warmth that touches my heart. Magical to say the least. Hope I don't sound like a weirdo...but isn't that what a good photograph is susposed to do?:)


Thanks Joe for the link: Gallery M looks like fasinating viewing:Added to favorites.
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Wow...thanks. Now I feel bad 'cause I just changed it and I can't find that other file.
Glad you like it though.

Ok, I found it...you're right, that look on my boy's face is priceless.
 
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FWIW, I have Dennis Stock's book "Made in USA". I really like some of his work. Worth a look if you ever happen to come across it.
 
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