Taken in the early 1980s; a country road in Denmark in early Summer.
Stepping back in time
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John
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Fuji X-100
Fuji top plate
Contax AX
Fitted with 85mm/1.4
Voigtlander Bessa L
25mm Skopar lens
Olympus XA
Contax 167MT
With Carl Zeis 180mm/2.8
Yashica 44LM
Pentax LX with 40mm
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Zorki 6
Russian rangefinder
Olympus Mju II
Great little point & shoot
Leica R4
With 35-70mm/3.5 Vario-Elmar
Kodak Retina IIIc
Leica IIIf
Fitted with collapsible 50mm/3.5 Elmar
Olympus 35 SP
Kiev with 52mm 1.8
Pentax MX
With 50mm 1.7 lens
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Voigtlander Vito B
FED-2 Russian rangefinder
With 85mm/2
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18 comments:
Makes me want to cycle down that very road. Very nice, John, especially the simplicity, the space.
That's a beautiful scene.
That's quite an unusual shot compositionally but it really works.
Step by step I am falling in love with the analog photography.
Very nice example ...
Have a nice weekend!
You have caught the spirit of Denmark in a very fine.
Welcome back! That's a very fine photo.
Yes, the simplicity of this photo is very nice.
By the way, your comment about all the wires begging to be messed with in the alley I posted made me laugh. I agree, especially with the characters who walk down that alley, it's a wonder they have electricty down there!
wow! vintage for real!
Nice shot there!
Very nice, and such an old picture!
Have a great weekend!
Nice simple shot.
Beautiful mono, John, I always lve trees!
Kisses from Nydia.
Nice shot John. I like the perspective and the feel of the image.
Nice composition!
This same shot in colour would have been boring, but in monochrome it is a study in composition and simplicity! NICE!
You are right, of course, and that reminds me, last night, laying there, hearing distant explosions and watching until the night sky lit up, and then waiting on the sound of the fireworks, was like laying on the beach somewhere in the Pacific and seeing the moon and stars and wondering who was looking at this scene besides me. I am always fascinated by who sees what I see and what they see that I miss.
Thanks for the visit.
I have enjoyed your photography as much as I enjoy my own. Sometimes I like to look at the things I photographed in 1953 when I bought my first camera. It is amazing that what I like has not changed much in all that time. The cameras have and for that I am eternally grateful.
Very good framing and large photo, well with you.
HP5 never seems to fail! good work!
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