Thirty-Five 'Lux
Photographs of the Human Condition ... mostly.
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Los Angeles, Calif.: April, 2013. They seemed awkward … until they kissed … then they photographed their food. Fuji X-Pro 1. XF 18/2.0 R. Aperture. Silver Efex Pro 2.
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Beverly Hills, Calif.: October, 2012. After all those years … a rose. Leica MP. 35 ‘lux. Fuji Neopan 400 (Xtol - 9.5 mins) > > Epson V700 > > Photoshop CS5.
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Santa Monica, Calif.: July, 2012. Tourists. Leica MP. 35 ‘lux. Lab scan »> Aperture. (Fuji Neopan 400 with ND)
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NYC, NY: June, 2012. Love. Median-style. P.S. It was hot as balls that day. Leica MP. ’35 ‘lux. Lab scan »> Aperture. Agfa APX 25.
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NYC, New York: June, 2012. A moment over an ice cream. Nikon D800. 35/2.0D. Aperture (at least they have RAW capability for this camera) » Silver Efex Pro 2.
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NYC, New York: May, 2012. 21st century sharing. Nikon D800. 35/2.0D. Aperture (at least they have RAW capability for this camera) » Silver Efex Pro 2.
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Amsterdam, Holland: July, 2011. I know people have used them for decades but seriously … smart phones are so much easier. ;) Leica MP. 35 ‘lux. Lab scan »> Aperture. (Tri-X during the night and Agfa APX 25 with ND during the day but not exact)
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Amsterdam, Holland: July, 2011. Let’s go with the tulip one. Leica MP. 35 ‘lux. Lab scan »> Aperture. (Tri-X during the night and Agfa APX 25 with ND during the day but not exact)
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Berlin, Germany: July, 2011. Another beautiful Berlin summer day. ;) Leica MP. 35 ‘lux. Lab scan »> Aperture. (Tri-X during the night and Agfa APX 25 with ND during the day but not exact)
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Amsterdam, The Netherlands: July, 2011. Quiet Tuesday night for a nice dinner after midnight. I always like moments like these. Wish the M9 would do a bit better at high ISO’s, though. Then again, if I had been shooting film I’d have been at 400 or so. Thank God for nice fast Leica glass. Leica M9. 35 ‘lux. Aperture » Silver Efex Pro 2.
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Amsterdam, The Netherlands: July, 2011. Rest. Look. Wait. Leica M9. 35 ‘lux. Aperture » Silver Efex Pro 2.
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Amsterdam, Holland: July, 2011. Who can resist the face of a friendly Schnauzer?. Leica M9. 35 ‘lux. Aperture » Silver Efex Pro 2.
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Amsterdam, The Netherlands: July, 2011. Compared to such tall homes, the couple is so small. Beyond the fact I think humans give land/cityscapes scale … I like it even more when they’re having a moment! Leica M9. 35 ‘lux. Aperture » Silver Efex Pro 2.
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Paris (6th), France: September, 2006. In five days I broke a Leica MP (shutter wore out) and the M6TTL (shutter wore out). The trusty Nikon FM2’s shutter was fried, too. Every once in a while I’d have to coax it shut with my thumbnail. It’s loud. But I knew I wanted this photograph. Yes, she heard it. Yes, she gave me a look. I smiled. I think she needed one. Nikon FM2. Zeiss ZF 1.4/50. Ilford Delta. Way better lab scan. Funny that at this time my primary lab merged with another lab I didn’t like. Since I had 50 or so rolls I started looking for alternatives. Nardulli wanted us$30/roll for processing and scanning (small scans). I said “You’re crazy.” They said, “We’re Nardulli.” Nadulli went out of business, too.
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