It's been a while since I visit your blog, I'm glad I did, the last additions are wonderful and this is a specially pleasant image. There is a certain quality on the human figures there that makes the family feel appear instantly to the viewer.
Thanks taffer. Yeah, I really liked how this came out. The family in the photo are new friends of mine, unaware they were being photographed until I emailed it to them. They are what you see here - the kind of family that takes sunrise walks together.
My Cameras: 1952 Zorki.1c * 1954 Zorki.1d * 1952 Zorki.3 * 1956 Zorki.3M * 1956 Zorki.4 * 1959 Zorki.5. Okay, not "ghosts" really. Just some old Soviet made shooters, rather well traveled after being built at the KMZ plant in Krasnogorsk Russia, near Moscow. They are great fun and still capable of producing much better photos than my artistic talents could ever fully explore. And they’re also in good company with two of their German forerunners and archetypes, "the Cowboys" - my two Barnacks. One is a 1934 Leica.III and the other a 1930 Leica.I that was factory "upgraded" sometime along the way to a Leica.III. Aesthetically, both of these could be described as "beaters" at best, but are still in great condition for fun photography. This is a watering hole of sorts, a place to rest in the shade and share whatever photos all these wonderful old machines create and the inspiration they may arouse.
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It's been a while since I visit your blog, I'm glad I did, the last additions are wonderful and this is a specially pleasant image.
There is a certain quality on the human figures there that makes the family feel appear instantly to the viewer.
Thanks taffer. Yeah, I really liked how this came out. The family in the photo are new friends of mine, unaware they were being photographed until I emailed it to them. They are what you see here - the kind of family that takes sunrise walks together.
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