lynnb
Veteran
Some photos from the session. The Nikon FM2n didn't let me down and I was able to blend into the background.
Archie by E.J. Bragg, on Flickr
John, I got the strangest feeling when I saw this. So did my wife. He is my doppelganger at that age. Congrats on a very nice shot too.
JeffS7444
Well-known
No, just paraphrasing a humorous zen anecdote I once read somewhere:
Head monk instructs a novice: "When you drink tea, just drink tea"
Novice later encounters monk drinking tea while reading a newspaper, and is told "When you drink tea while reading the newspaper, just drink tea while reading the newspaper".
John Bragg
Well-known
Thanks Lynn. I am striving to improve my portraiture. He is a lovely lad with boundless energy. I won his trust by talking about his favorite toys. I had his undivided attention for all of a minute. Long time when you are 4 !
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Deleted member 65559
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"...your most Zen camera?"
I have to say my 5x7 Deardorff. Every thing fell perfectly under my fingers under the dark cloth, i could make adjustments without looking. Eventually i didn't even notice that the image was upside down. It was that transparent a photographic tool. I can't really say that about my current Chamonix 4x5, as good as it is. In small cameras i'd say the Leica M2.
I have to say my 5x7 Deardorff. Every thing fell perfectly under my fingers under the dark cloth, i could make adjustments without looking. Eventually i didn't even notice that the image was upside down. It was that transparent a photographic tool. I can't really say that about my current Chamonix 4x5, as good as it is. In small cameras i'd say the Leica M2.
karlin
Well-known
"The only camera you will find on the top of the mountain is the camera you brought with you"
for me it is any leica M with any 35 summicron or summilux pre asph
for me it is any leica M with any 35 summicron or summilux pre asph
agentlossing
Well-known
Oh yeah, good one!
