Dan in Marin (in San Francisco)
Leica M3, Leitz 50mm f2.8 ElmarWell, convenience won out over quality once again. I had my 2 rolls of Fuji Superia that I shot when Dolph was in town, processed and scanned at Walgreens. It's decent enough, IMO.
This was taken during lunch with Dolph and me at Ghirardelli Square.
--Warren
Labels: Black and White, FPCF Photographers, Leica, Portrait
posted by Warren T. at 11:06 PM
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5 Comments:
Decent enough?
It's a fantastic portrait!
The "Leitz look" really shows here!
Thanks Steve! I'm still amazed by how smooth the 50-year old M3 works. It's truly amazing engineering and very inspiring and fun to use. And as everyone can see by my posts, I think the Leitz optics really are special.
--Warren
Steve, I wonder how the I-50 lens compares to the Elmar in terms of image "character"? I guess I'll really need to find a take-up spool for the Zorki-5a and find out for myself. I haven't had time to find one but the Zorki really needs a test drive.
--Warren
Warren, as I recall you let me use your little beauty to take a portrait of you. Any chance we can see that one as well??
Dan
Hi Dan, welcome back from your Yosemite trip. I'm looking forward to see your shots from the trip :).
I don't like to show my ugly mug on here, but since you asked, I'll post the two that you took of me using the Leica when I have a moment. :)
--Warren
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