Under the street lamp
A lucky handheld shot at night using my grandfathers Leica from 1932... yielding an unexpected result !
It is not quite framed as I wanted, I wrongly estimated the parallax displacement.
It was a funny scene, there were people with huge high tech DSLRs on tripods, and there we were, fiddling with this tiny 87 year old device and the lightmeter app on my phone, setting the exposure time, focussing through the rangefinder, framing, taking a deep breath both of us - and "click"!
Leitz Camera Standard and Elmar 5cm f3.5 lens
Kodak Portra400, f3.5, exposure probably 1/30.
Dedicated to Neshe and Gaby.
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| Sections | People: Women Voyage: Crete/ Kreta Special: Analog Photography |
| Dossier | Leica Standard |
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Kilian Philipp 04/02/2020 21:31
Sehr schön gelungen!! LG Kiliannoblog 13/07/2019 9:39
tolle MimikDir ein schönes Wochenende
LG Norbert
Max Meteor 15/05/2019 21:42
Perfect! Das Der original Abzug ist höchstwahrscheinlich nochmal besser als die digitale Version hier auf dem Bildschirm.Gruß
Max
Steve Ember 14/05/2019 1:19
Very much agree with Jajaouterspace! There is a wonderful cinematic mood to this one which well overcomes any technical limitations. And of course, the classic beauty of your model and her upward gaze makes the shot very special.And isn't it nice, in these days of auto-everything and instant gratification, to be out there carefully and deliberately shooting film, trying to make every shot count for something. Oh, yes, and the anticipation of seeing the results when they come back from the lab...
Compliments!
Steve
P.S: Perhaps you've already tried this but not published, but I'm wondering if a tighter crop, either square or 4x5 aspect, might not also work. Your subject certainly commands attention in the original, but I'd imagine a tighter crop, still showing some of the bokeh patterns of the night lights for context, might serve her even better. Just a thought...
Jajaouterspace 11/05/2019 18:57
Extraordinary beautiful. Like an old photography from 1930 when women were so special dressed and had wonderful hairstyle._visual_notes_ 11/05/2019 5:54
Nice lighting and a beautiful orange and teal look.dotroom 10/05/2019 19:34
Sehr schön. Die Frau und dein Foto von ihr. Gruß MarcoRpix 10/05/2019 17:53
Klasse. Gruß Rolfniel thaler 10/05/2019 11:46
a rare recording with the charm of that time and an equally charming model.niel