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This is my further regression, having purchased a medium format Bronica I have since acquired a Leica M3 with 50mm lens. Always wanted one of these beauties. It is circa 1960. Don't think my scan really does justice to the original slide. There is no pp here with the exception of the frame, just a straight scan.
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Hello Peter
Actually, it’s a nice shot. Well captured and well seen.
Go on seriously and Thanks a lot for sharing. I find perfect your comment about this photo.
Thank a lot and have a good time
Saman SARRAF
- Konie
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(3006) - [2007-03-05 8:32]
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Hi Peter,
A well composed photo. I like the curvy wall of the pathway which leads the eyes to all corners of the frame. Good colors as well. TFS.
Konie
Excellent compo, colors and textures. Great POV.
TFS,
Andreea
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Looks like the Leica is gaoing to be worth its weight, nice shot, good exposure too, the sky has worked out especially well.
TFS
Hi Peter,
The scan is not so bad and in any case there is always a loss of quality when scanning. The scene is lovely, well composed, moody and detailed. Very good work!
TTFS,
Vassilis
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(11952) - [2007-03-12 17:23]
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Nice work for a scan, Peter. Back to the roots of photography, I see... what happened to the D200?
Nice colours in here, and a terrific cloudscape too.
TFS
